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Lee Clark Mitchell (born 1947) is an American author and professor American studies and literature. He is the Holmes Professor of Belles-Lettres at
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and the former chair of the English Department and director of the program in American studies.


Early life and education

Mitchell was born in 1947. He completed his Ph.D. at
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Personal life

Mitchell was married to musicologist
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with whom he has two sons. In April 2019, he announced his engagement to Cameron Platt after 7 months of dating. They met in the Fall of 2013 when Mitchell was a professor and later a mentor of Platt. They began a personal relationship in 2018 after Platt completed a master's degree at
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on a
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Selected works


Books

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