Articles on Hiram College, Including - James A. Garfield, Vachel Lindsay, Ammon Hennacy, Allyn Abbott Young, Tom Wesselmann, Michael Stanley, Harold Bell Wright, Sharon Creech, Claude Steele, Jan Hopkins, John Samuel Kenyon (Paperback)

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