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    â€œCountries—One Brings Tractor Order.” The New York Times , 5 October 1948, 28.
    Crespino, Joseph. “Atticus Finch Offers a Lesson in Southern Politics.” The New York Times , 16 July 2015.
    â€œCrime Scenes Revisited; ‘Infamous,’ ‘King’ Die at Box Office.” The Washington Times , 3 May 2007.
    Crimmins, Margaret, and Nancy L. Ross. “Kennedy Center’s Opening—It’ll Be a Starry Night.” The Washington Post , 5 September 1971, 135.
    Crowther, Bosley. “Screen: ‘To Kill a Mockingbird.’” The New York Times , 15 February 1963.
    Culligan, Glendy. “Listen to That Mockingbird.” The Washington Post , 3 July 1960, E6.
    Curtis, Charlotte. “Capote’s Black & White Ball: ‘The Most Exquisite of Spectator Sports.’” The New York Times , 29 November 1966, 53.
    Daley, Robert. “It’s Like a Plate of Spaghetti Under New York Streets.” Chicago Tribune , 7 February 1960, 20.
    Dare, Tim. “Lawyers, Ethics, and To Kill a Mockingbird .” Philosophy and Literature 25 (April 2001), 127–41.
    Deitch, Joseph. “Harper Lee: Novelist of South.” Christian Science Monitor , 3 October 1961, 6.
    Eder, Maciej, and Jan Rybicki. “Go Set a Watchman While We Kill the Mockingbird in Cold Blood.” Computational Stylistics Group blog, n.d.
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    â€œExchange Students Sail: But Only 105 Leave on Marine Jumper Under U.S. Plan.” The New York Times , 7 June 1947, 29.
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    â€œ1st Novel Wins Pulitzer Prize.” The Washington Post , 12 May 1961, A3.
    Gilbert, Jim. “Cold, Cold Mockingbird.” Mobile Register , 13 May 2001.
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    ______ . “Learning to Swim,” in The Remembered Gate: Memoirs by Alabama Writers , ed. Jay Lamar and Jeanie Thompson. Tuscaloosa, AL: University of Alabama Press, 2002.
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    H., E. L., Jr. “The Obvious Is All Around Us.” Birmingham News , 22 April 1962.
    Hamner, John T. “This Mockingbird Is a Happy Singer.” Montgomery Advertiser , 7 October 1960.
    Hansen, Harry. “Miracle of Manhattan—1st Novel Sweeps Board .” Chicago Tribune , 14 May 1961, D6.
    â€œHarper Lee Gets Scroll, Tells of Book.” Birmingham News , 12 November 1961.
    â€œHarper Lee, Read but Not Heard.” The Washington Post , 17 August 1990.
    â€œHarper Lee Twits School Board in Virginia for Ban on Her Novel.” The New York Times , 16 January 1966, 82.
    â€œHarper Lee’s First Novel Sets the Whole Book World on Fire!” (advertisement). The New York Times , 17 July 1960, 228.
    Hatoum, Sarah. “Go Set a