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trying to understand how to relate Stephen Geenblatt's "invisible Bullets" to Billy Budd
I need to compose a short two page paper applying New Historicism, specifically Stephen Greenblatt's "Invisible Bullets" to Melville's, "Billy Budd".
I'm having trouble getting starting point to go from. Mainly subversion/power in Billy Budd.
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