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CultureBlog: English 368
A blog for English 368: Literature and Cultural Studies, spring 2008.
Thursday, February 7, 2008
Thomas Cole, The Ox-Bow (1836)
"The Ox-Bow" is the painting I was thinking of in class today. It portrays a view of the Connecticut River from Mount Holyoke.
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