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Shirley Allen, "Religious Symbolism and Psychic Reality in Baldwin's Go Tell It On The Mountain" in CLA Journal, Vol. XDC, No 2, December, 1975, pp. 173-99.
Richard K. Barksdale, "Temple of the Fire Baptized," in Phylon, Vol. 14, 1953, pp 326-27.
Robert Bone, "James Baldwin," in The Negro Novel in America, rev. ed, Yale University Press, 1965, pp 215-39.
Granville Hicks, "Go Tell It On The Mountain," in Literary Horizons: A Quarter Century of American Fiction, New York University Press,...
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