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Terry Lee, "It made me think, seeing myself like that": affective literary representations of the inferior masculine self, or good-bye, Billy Pilgrim. The Journal of Men's Studies, Volume: 11. Issue: 2. 2003.
Epics and Epic Heroes

Terry Lee, "It made me think, seeing myself like that": affective literary representations of the inferior masculine self, or good-bye, Billy Pilgrim. The Journal of Men's Studies, Volume: 11. Issue: 2. 2003.
"Beowulf"

Porfirio, Robert. "Billy Wilder: About Film Noir: An Interview with Billy Wilder." Film Noir Reader 3. Limelight Editions. (November, 2001): 34-54.
Billy Wilderâ€™s Film, â€œDouble Indemnityâ€

Joel, Billy. Piano Man. 1973. Billy Joel Lyrics Page. Site Accessed March 26, 2004. <http://www.billyjoel.com/frameset_lyrics.html>
"Piano Man"

Grant, U.S.; Lee, Robert E. "Terms Of Lee's Surrender And His Farewell: Terms Of Lee's Surrender At Appomattox. History of the World. 1992 January 01. Retrieved July 19 2005 from HighBeam Research Library Web site.
The American Civil War

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