Whitman 200: Had I the choice – Victorian Bolton

Emma Booth reads Walt Whitman's "Had I the choice"

As part of the 2019 bicentennial celebration of Walt Whitman and his special relationship with Bolton, English and Creative Writing student, Emma reads her favourite Whitman poem, “Had I the choice”.

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