Writings; Volume 4
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Volume 4 of the collected "Writings" of John Greenleaf Whittier and Elizabeth Hussey Whittier offers a comprehensive selection of their poems and prose. This collection provides insight into their literary contributions and their perspectives on 19th-century American society. John Greenleaf Whittier, a prominent Quaker poet and ardent abolitionist, is celebrated for works that blend moral conviction with lyrical beauty. Elizabeth Hussey Whittier, though less widely known, contributed significantly to the family's literary output, offering a unique voice and perspective. This volume allows readers to explore the themes of social justice, spirituality, and nature that permeate their writings, and appreciate their enduring relevance to American literary history.
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