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Chapter 16 No.16
Word Count: 3969
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Released on: 01/12/2017
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Other Main-Travelled Roads
“Hamlin Garland followed up his collection of short stories titled Main-Travelled Roads with Other Main-Travelled Roads. Unsparing in their depiction of the harsh realities of Midwestern farm life, these stories are quintessential examples of Garland's writing. Stories include, “William Bacon's Man," “A Fair Exile," and “A Preacher's Love Story."”