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WL II Syllabus Spring 2009 Revised 0309
Course: ENG ENG202, Spring 2009School: Hagerstown CC
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Due Assignment Dates Unit 4: Africa: Twentieth Century Colonialism and Postcolonialism Heart of Darkness Image AfricaThings of Fall Apart Unit 5: Illusion and Reality Unit 6: America in the World/The World in America
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