Death of a Salesman - Revision history

Aschlafly: On June 22, 1956, Allen Drury reported in the ''New York Times'' that Miller "disclosed today a past filled with Communist-front associations and a future filled with Marilyn Monroe."

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On June 22, 1956, Allen Drury reported in the ''New York Times'' that Miller "disclosed today a past filled with Communist-front associations and a future filled with Marilyn Monroe."

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Taj: New page: '''Death of a Salesman''' is a Pulitzer Prize winning book by playwright Arthur Miller, published in 1949. ===References=== *http://www.brainyhistory.com/events/1949/may_2_1949_1...

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New page: '''Death of a Salesman''' is a Pulitzer Prize winning book by playwright Arthur Miller, published in 1949. ===References=== *http://www.brainyhistory.com/events/1949/may_2_1949_1...

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'''Death of a Salesman''' is a [[Pulitzer Prize]] winning book by playwright [[Arthur Miller]], published in 1949.

===References===

*http://www.brainyhistory.com/events/1949/may_2_1949_110280.html

[[Category: Books]]

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	'''''Death of a Salesman''''' is a [[Pulitzer Prize]]- and [[Tony Award]]-winning play by [[Arthur Miller]], first produced on [[Broadway]] in 1949. It has also been produced in three Broadway revivals and in numerous film and television versions, most notably the 1951 version starring [[Fredric March]] in the leading role.<ref>http://www.brainyhistory.com/events/1949/may_2_1949_110280.html</ref>		'''''Death of a Salesman''''' is a [[Pulitzer Prize]]- and [[Tony Award]]-winning play by [[Arthur Miller]], first produced on [[Broadway]] in 1949. It has also been produced in three Broadway revivals and in numerous film and television versions, most notably the 1951 version starring [[Fredric March]] in the leading role.<ref>http://www.brainyhistory.com/events/1949/may_2_1949_110280.html</ref>
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		+	It is a disparagement of the [[American Dream]].
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		+	On June 22, 1956, [[Allen Drury]] reported in the ''[[New York Times]]'' that Miller "disclosed today a past filled with Communist-front associations and a future filled with Marilyn Monroe."<ref>https://archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes.com/books/00/11/12/specials/miller-front.html</ref>

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+'''''Death of a Salesman''''' is a [[Pulitzer Prize]]- and [[Tony Award]]-winning play by [[Arthur Miller]], first produced on [[Broadway]] in 1949. It has also been produced in three Broadway revivals and in numerous film and television versions, most notably the 1951 version starring [[Fredric March]] in the leading role.<ref>http://www.brainyhistory.com/events/1949/may_2_1949_110280.html</ref>
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-*http://www.brainyhistory.com/events/1949/may_2_1949_110280.html
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 '''''Death of a Salesman''''' is a [[Pulitzer Prize]]- and [[Tony Award]]-winning play by [[Arthur Miller]], first produced on [[Broadway]] in 1949. It has also been produced in three Broadway revivals and in numerous film and television versions, most notably the 1951 version starring [[Fredric March]] in the leading role.
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 *http://www.brainyhistory.com/events/1949/may_2_1949_110280.html
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-'''''Death of a Salesman''''' is a [[Pulitzer Prize]]- and [[Tony Award]]-winning play by [[Arthur Miller]], first produced on [[Broadway]] in 1949. It has also been produced in three Broadway revivals and in numerous film and television versions.
+'''''Death of a Salesman''''' is a [[Pulitzer Prize]]- and [[Tony Award]]-winning play by [[Arthur Miller]], first produced on [[Broadway]] in 1949. It has also been produced in three Broadway revivals and in numerous film and television versions, most notably the 1951 version starring [[Fredric March]] in the leading role.
 ===References===
 *http://www.brainyhistory.com/events/1949/may_2_1949_110280.html
-[[Category: Books]]
+[[Category: Plays]]