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| + | //Serpent and the Fire// (pp. 374-375) | ||
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| ====== The Negro Speaks of Rivers ====== | ====== The Negro Speaks of Rivers ====== | ||
| Published by Langston Hughes in 1921. | Published by Langston Hughes in 1921. | ||
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| Hughes has additionally been credited with making the movement more well-known through his poetry tours, even coining its current title in his autobiography //The Big Sea// (1940). | Hughes has additionally been credited with making the movement more well-known through his poetry tours, even coining its current title in his autobiography //The Big Sea// (1940). | ||
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