Litigating Classic Lit: Romeo & Juliet, Odyssey, and Moby Dick

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Recorded15 Mar 2023

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Above all else, we're here to encourage anyone and everyone who have NOT (ever) read either of the three titles discussed today (Romeo & Juliet, Odyssey, Moby Dick), to consider checking them out from the library post haste! Today, we litigate classic lit! Enjoy :) 3:10 Proper Introductions 3:30 Romeo & Juliet 20:10 Odyssey 40:30 Moby Dick 56:00 Pride & Prejudice

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