Publications 2
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Mr. Aldrich's connection with it was height- ened by his lamented death soon afterward, which left his beauti- ful tribute to Longfellow the last that he ever wrote.
In addition to the public exercises, the celebration of the Long- fellow centenary included several other unusual and interesting features : (1) A valuable and sympathetic memoir of the poet was written by Professor Charles Eliot Norton, and published by Houghton, Mifflin & Co.
(2) A Centenary Medal, of high artistic merit, was str...uck by Tiffany & Co. from a design by Mr. Bela L. Pratt, for which a list of nearly a hundred and fifty subscribers was quickly secured, in- cluding many prominent libraries and individual collectors scat- tered over the United States.
(3) A Loijgfellow Centenary Exhibition of rare editions, manu- scripts, portraits, and other memorabilia, was held for about ten 108 THE CAMBRIDGE HISTORICAL SOCIETY [Oct.
days, including the week of the Centenary, in the building and under the faithful charge of the Public Library, and was attended by over two thousand visitors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Aldrich's connection with it was height- ened by his lamented death soon afterward, which left his beauti- ful tribute to Longfellow the last that he ever wrote.
In addition to the public exercises, the celebration of the Long- fellow centenary included several other unusual and interesting features : (1) A valuable and sympathetic memoir of the poet was written by Professor Charles Eliot Norton, and published by Houghton, Mifflin & Co.
(2) A Centenary Medal, of high artistic merit, was str...uck by Tiffany & Co. from a design by Mr. Bela L. Pratt, for which a list of nearly a hundred and fifty subscribers was quickly secured, in- cluding many prominent libraries and individual collectors scat- tered over the United States.
(3) A Loijgfellow Centenary Exhibition of rare editions, manu- scripts, portraits, and other memorabilia, was held for about ten 108 THE CAMBRIDGE HISTORICAL SOCIETY [Oct.
days, including the week of the Centenary, in the building and under the faithful charge of the Public Library, and was attended by over two thousand visitors.
What to read after Publications 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cambridge Historical Society Mass to read onlineMoreLess
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