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Tokens of Acorus Calamus Walt Whitman's "Root of Wash'd Sweet-Flag"
Published by The Lyon Arboretum no date given, Honolulu
Seller: William Allen Word & Image, London, United Kingdom
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
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Add to basketDavid Kenneth Wetherbee, Tokens of Acorus Calamus Walt Whitman's "Root of Wash'd Sweet-Flag", The Lyon Arboretum. Honolulu, HI. 280 x 219mm. 'A Botanical Monograph'. Writings on the relationship between Whitman and Thoreau's work. 'Whitman's sensuality and Thoreau's morality emerge merge under the surface to know one is to know the other.' Features figures and illustrations in black ink. Last page loose from staples, some rust to staples. Has been folded. Overall, Very Good.
