Altars, Hearths and Graves: Poems
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"Altars, Hearths and Graves" is a collection of poems by John Moultrie, originally published in 1854. This volume showcases Moultrie's talent for crafting evocative and deeply felt verses. The poems explore themes of faith, domestic life, and mortality, reflecting the sensibilities of the Victorian era. Moultrie's work provides a window into the spiritual and emotional landscape of 19th-century England, offering readers a glimpse into the altars of devotion, the hearths of family, and the graves that mark the passage of time. This collection will appeal to enthusiasts of classic poetry and those interested in the religious and cultural expressions of the Victorian period.
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