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  • 2010“There is a tragedy going on here which I will tell you later”: D.W. Griffith and Abraham Lincoln5 cited
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  • 2013Landscape, Vitality, and Desire: Cross-Dressed Frontier Girls in Transitional-Era American Cinema4 cited

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