John Greenleaf Whittier
John Greenleaf Whittier
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When an old man, he declared that fame was little to him. The world to him meant the people he had learned to love and who loved him. His whole story illuminates the saying.
Of his own verse, such familiar things as "Barclay of TJry, " " Angels of Buena Yista, > ? " Maud Muller, " The Hill-top, " and "Ichabod" are a few of the many poems which first got into JOHN GKEENLEAF WHITTIEE 59 print through the Era. In the neigh bourhood of ninety poems by him are to be found in its columns, besides edi... torials and prose sketches, among the latter the pleasing historical study en titled Leaves from Margaret Smith s Jour nal. Through the troublous days of the Free Soil nomination of Van Buren and the set-back upon the passage of the Fugitive Slave Law, "Whittier worked with hand and heart. He refused an offer to travel abroad, with expenses paid, and remained in the thick of the fight, striking strenuously to the end that anti-slavery might be represented by an influential political party though as yet with more discouragement than success.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When an old man, he declared that fame was little to him. The world to him meant the people he had learned to love and who loved him. His whole story illuminates the saying.
Of his own verse, such familiar things as "Barclay of TJry, " " Angels of Buena Yista, > ? " Maud Muller, " The Hill-top, " and "Ichabod" are a few of the many poems which first got into JOHN GKEENLEAF WHITTIEE 59 print through the Era. In the neigh bourhood of ninety poems by him are to be found in its columns, besides edi... torials and prose sketches, among the latter the pleasing historical study en titled Leaves from Margaret Smith s Jour nal. Through the troublous days of the Free Soil nomination of Van Buren and the set-back upon the passage of the Fugitive Slave Law, "Whittier worked with hand and heart. He refused an offer to travel abroad, with expenses paid, and remained in the thick of the fight, striking strenuously to the end that anti-slavery might be represented by an influential political party though as yet with more discouragement than success.
What to read after John Greenleaf Whittier?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burton, Richard, 1861-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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