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    agrarianism
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    Penn Warren, Allen Tate, Andrew Lytle, and Donald Davidson, who defended a mode of life that they believed was consonant with European rather than industrial society. The Southern Agrarians wrote about a wide range of aspects pertinent to the settled and traditional mode of farm life that they believed…

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    Penn Warren, Allen Tate, Andrew Lytle, and Donald Davidson, who defended a mode of life that they believed was consonant with European rather than industrial society. The Southern Agrarians wrote about a wide range of aspects pertinent to the settled and traditional mode of farm life that they believed…

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