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Stephen Crane thus speaks through the lips of one of the characters:-
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Another man this spring picked up a Stephen Crane first edition for eighty-five cents.
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Stephen Crane at Syracuse University, a hundred years later, did just such a thing.
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Stephen Crane could describe a war without seeing one.
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She discusses The Red Badge of Courage, the 1895 novel by American writer Stephen Crane.
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Stephen Crane was officially cited for bravery while a foreign correspondent during the Spanish-American War.
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Yes, Stephen Crane wrote two things that are immortal.
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Stephen Crane's first venture was "Maggie: A Girl of the Streets."
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The Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane An encouraging novel for the non-soldier war writer.
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The late Stephen Crane was called a realist.
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Stephen Crane called a wound "the red badge of courage."
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Stephen Crane's "The Red Badge of Courage" is written almost wholly in this style.
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Five years have gone by, and recently the cable flashed the news that Stephen Crane was dead.
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Amid these medieval surroundings the late Stephen Crane, the American writer, conceived some of his curiously modern stories.
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