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Democratick editorials

essays in Jacksonian political economy
Pages
410
Published
1984
Language
English

About the author

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William Leggett

William Leggett was an American writer whose tales often explored the darker, more mysterious corners of the sea. He's best known for his contributions to the adventures of Arthur Gordon Pym and the chilling narrative of Benito Cereno. If you enjoy stories with a strong sense of atmosphere and psychological depth, Leggett's work is a great place to start.