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American Literature

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American Literature

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Book Information

Genre:	Literature
First appearance:	"Treehouse of Horror"

American Literature is a Literature book.

History

Lisa reads The Raven, an 1845 poem by Edgar Allan Poe from an American Literature book.

Appearances

Episode – "Treehouse of Horror"

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