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Harold Hart Crane Research Paper

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Harold Hart Crane was an American poet. Hart was born on July 21,1899, in Garrettsville, Ohio. He was born at the very end of the nineteenth century, to a dysfunctional family. His parents were always fighting, which led him to drinking. Hart’s parents were middle class people. His father owned a successful candy store. You may know of him as the guy who invented life savers. His mother had some mental and emotional issues. She was considered unstable, but was known as a woman of beauty. At the age of 17, Hart dropped out of high school to move to New York City, where he would get ready for college. Hart was brought up believing in Christian Science. A Christian Scientist is someone who does not believe in the power of medicine. They believe

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