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Salute to Spring

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  • Meridel Le Sueur

    …stories, including those collected in Salute to Spring (1940), were widely admired. North Star Country (1945) is a saga about the people of the Midwest told in the form of an oral history, and Crusaders (1955) is a biography of her parents. In the late 1940s and the ’50s, while…

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    …stories, including those collected in Salute to Spring (1940), were widely admired. North Star Country (1945) is a saga about the people of the Midwest told in the form of an oral history, and Crusaders (1955) is a biography of her parents. In the late 1940s and the ’50s, while…

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