Rediscover the evocative power of 19th-century American poetry with "Poems, Vol. 4" by Hattie Howard. This collection showcases the author's distinct voice and perspective within the landscape of American literature. As a woman author, Howard offers a unique lens through which to explore themes prevalent in the poetry of her time.
This volume contains a diverse range of poems, reflecting the nuances and complexities of American life and thought during the 1800s. A significant contribution to the field of American poetry, "Poems, Vol. 4" provides a valuable insight into the literary traditions and artistic expressions of the era. Meticulously prepared for republication, this edition preserves the integrity of the original text, allowing readers to fully immerse themselves in Howard's carefully crafted verses. A must-have for enthusiasts of American poetry and those interested in the contributions of women authors to the literary canon.
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