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Mentioned as a book 'published in the late 1930s' that is quoted in Nick Lloyd's book on the Eastern Front. A primary source memoir about Austrian troops in WWI.

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Mentioned as a children's book the speaker remembers from growing up in the 1970s, when discussing how cowboy and Indian films and books portrayed Native Americans

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Mentioned in passing as an example of Anglo-Saxon literature where oaths are taken seriously: 'If you read one of the Norse sagas or something, or one of the Anglo-Saxon sort of poems, I don't know, Beowulf or something'

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Mentioned as Tolkien's great academic obsession, with the character Gollum compared to Grendel from this Old English epic

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Discussed as 'one of the great founding documents of English literature' that Tolkien brought into scholarly limelight

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Steve mentions reading this book from the 1960s about the history of the Yellowstone Basin. He discusses stories from the book about mountain men/beaver trappers, including disputes and the death of Hugh Glass, noting he's unsure if some details are tall tales or historical fact.