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(Wikipedia) | Walt WhitmanAuthor of Leaves of GrassAlso known as: Walt Witman, Walk Whitman, Walt Whitman, Walton Whitman, Walter Whitman, Walt; Bradley, Sculley (editor) Whitman ... (see complete list), Walt[] Kinnell, Galway, editor [Whitman, Walt; Murphy, Francis (Edited by) Whitman, Walt ; Miller, James E. Jr. (editor) Whitman, Walt; Wilbur, Richard (general editor); Fieldler,, Walt; Allen, Gay Wilson (Editor); Davis, Charles T
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