Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Secretary Harlan” in chapter 2.14 of Cambridge History of American Literature: volume 2:
...iendships that it made or fostered.
Perhaps the most important was that with William Douglas O'Connor.
When, in 1865, Whitman had been employed for several months in the Interior Department under Secretary Harlan , the latter, on learning that he was the author of , had him summarily dismissed; then O'Connor came to his friend's defence in a brilliant and passionate, though ill-advised, polemic, , the title of...
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