Elegy On The Death Of The Reverend Nathaniel Collins. Edited By Hordridge Ozro Collins
This volume presents "Elegy On The Death Of The Reverend Nathaniel Collins," edited by Holdridge Ozro Collins. Written by Cotton Mather (1663-1728), the elegy serves as both a biographical tribute and a poetic reflection on the life and passing of Reverend Nathaniel Collins.
Mather, a prominent figure in early American religious and intellectual life, offers a glimpse into the esteem in which Collins was held within their community. The poem provides valuable insight into the religious sentiments and literary styles prevalent in early 18th-century America, offering a poignant memorial to a respected clergyman.
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