American Poetry: The Nineteenth Century, Vol. 2: Herman Melville To Stickney, American Indian Poetry, Folk Songs And Spirituals,Used Holt Laurie Sandell Grew Up In

Laurie Sandell Grew Up In Awe (And Sometimes In Terror) Of Her Largerthanlife Father

Embarrassed And Belittled For A Personal Belief

Henson And Peary'S Jubilation At Finally Reaching The Pole Was Later Tempered By The Controversy That Swirled Around Their Achievement

A Deeper Relationship With God

American Poetry: The Nineteenth Century, Vol. 2: Herman Melville To Stickney, American Indian Poetry, Folk Songs And Spirituals,Used Holt Laurie Sandell Grew Up InThis Second Volume Of The Library Of Americas Twovolume Collection Of Nineteenthcentury American Poetry Follows The Evolution Of American Poetry From The Monumental Midcentury Achievements Of Herman Melville And Emily Dickinson To The Modernist Stirrings Of Stephen Crane And Edwin Arlington Robinson. The Cataclysm Of The Civil Warreflected In Fervent Antislavery Protests, In Marching Songs And Poetic Calls To Arms, And In Muted Postbellum Expressions