The times of Melville and Whitman

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WHEN the Brook Farmers disbanded, in the autumn of 1847, a number of the brightest spirits settled in New York, where The Tribune, Horace Greeley's paper, welcomed their ideas and gladly made room on its staff for George Ripley, their founder.

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