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The politics of a literary man: William Gilmore Simms
Jon L. Wakelyn
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Southern States
History And Criticism
Political And Social Views
The Current War
3.4
2K votes
Harriet
3.7
762 votes
Colette
3.5
888 votes
Glory
3.7
2K votes
12 Years a Slave
4.0
12K votes
Leopardi
3.4
650 votes
Lincoln
3.4
4K votes
Anonymous
3.2
713 votes
Gangs of New York
3.7
7K votes
The Trial of the Chicago 7
3.9
3K votes
Victoria & Abdul
3.5
2K votes
Hidden Figures
4.0
10K votes
The Elephant Man
4.0
4K votes
The Man Who Knew Infinity
3.6
2K votes
Outlaw King
3.4
2K votes
Caligula
3.0
827 votes
A Royal Affair
3.7
849 votes
Selma
3.7
3K votes
Elizabeth
3.6
2K votes
The King
3.6
4K votes
The Young Victoria
3.6
995 votes
Robin Hood
3.2
5K votes
We Are Marshall
3.4
673 votes
Les Misérables
3.7
6K votes
Darkest Hour
3.7
6K votes
Judas and the Black Messiah
3.6
2K votes
Lamborghini: The Man Behind the Legend
3.2
577 votes
Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom
3.4
518 votes
The Patriot
3.6
4K votes
The Other Boleyn Girl
3.3
3K votes
Invincible
3.5
912 votes
Rudy
3.7
661 votes
The Duchess
3.5
2K votes
Malcolm X
3.8
2K votes
Race
3.6
2K votes
The King's Speech
3.9
9K votes
Flamin' Hot
4.0
632 votes
Hostiles
3.5
3K votes
Oppenheimer
4.0
10K votes
Victor Frankenstein
3.0
3K votes
The Birth of a Nation
3.0
516 votes
Green Book
4.1
12K votes
Spotlight
3.9
9K votes
The Post
3.5
5K votes
The 13th Warrior
3.3
2K votes
The Virgin Spring
3.9
603 votes
Frost/Nixon
3.6
2K votes
J. Edgar
3.1
3K votes