Southern Literary Messenger 1834-1864

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Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Literature and Culture Studies American Literature and Humor Studies

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1834-1864 The (1834-1864) is the best known of antebellum Southern magazines primarily because Edgar Allan Poe was briefly its editor. It should also be recognized as a thirty-year survivor, something unique among ante- bellum Southern hterary magazines and be known not just for Poe but also for

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