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  • Stephen Vincent Benét
    Stephen Vincent Benét

    …was also the basis for Western Star, an ambitious epic verse narrative on American history that Benét first planned in 1934 to consist of as many as five books. It was left uncompleted because of his death, caused by a heart attack, in 1943. Book I, complete in itself and…

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    …was also the basis for Western Star, an ambitious epic verse narrative on American history that Benét first planned in 1934 to consist of as many as five books. It was left uncompleted because of his death, caused by a heart attack, in 1943. Book I, complete in itself and…

    Read More