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EXPERIENCING THE POETIC TRADITIONA Review of American Poetry: The Nineteenth Centuryby Grace Smith, Ph.D.
Featuring an extensive collection of more than one thousand poems by 140+ poets, American Poetry: The Nineteenth Century, masterfully transports the verse of the era into the classroom or home. Revealing the full grandeur, charm, and variety of verse in the United States, the anthology offers a library of selections from well-known poets including Poe, Longfellow, Whitman, Bierce, and Dickinson, as well as poetry from individuals who have yet to achieve full recognition for their artistry. Works of Native Americans and African-Americans are included along with humorous and classical poems. Extensive biographical profiles and photographs of nearly sixty poets add an interesting touch to the collection. Understanding the relationships between contemporaries and reading about poets' struggles, joys, and other life events brings a greater perspective to the poetry they created. Although not for everyone, American Poetry: The Nineteenth Century is a thoughtful, beautifully constructed program that provides a rich immersion into the stunning legacy of another age.
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