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Chicago Poems is Carl Sandburg's 1916 debut collection, a landmark of American free verse known for its industrial city portraits and working-class voice.
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The People, Yes is Carl Sandburg's 1936 book-length poem, a populist collage of American speech, folklore, and democratic belief during the Depression.
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Cornhuskers is Carl Sandburg's 1918 poetry collection, rooted in Midwestern American life and awarded a 1919 Pulitzer Prize special grant.
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Smoke and Steel is a 1920 poetry collection by Carl Sandburg, extending his free-verse treatment of American industry, labor, and urban modernity.
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Good Morning, America is Carl Sandburg's 1928 poetry collection, mixing free verse, songs, and American social observation from the interwar years.
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