“MEMORIALS OF MANY SCENES, POEMS, LEGENDARY AND HISTORICAL, PALM LEAVES, all of which may be obtained from England”
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MEMORIALS OF MANY SCENES
Richard Monckton Milnes (1809–1885)
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Documented 1845
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1845—
English Writers Little Known Here.
“English Writers Little Known Here.”quoted · read3 selected passages
“Thus, opening to the introduction to Memorials of Many Scenes, we find a favorite theme, the marriage of Pieto della Valle, thus gracefully touched upon”
“Hast thou not read the wild but all-true story Of the brave Pilgrim and his Georgian bride, Pietro and Maani, who in glory And countless joy went wandering side by side?”
Fuller, Margaret. "English Writers Little Known Here." New-York Daily Tribune, 4 March 1845.
1845—
Writers Little Known Among Us.
“Writers Little Known Among Us.”quoted · read
“ODE TO THE MOON OF THE SOUTH Let him go down,—the gallant Sun!”
Fuller, Margaret. "Writers Little Known Among Us." New-York Daily Tribune, 28 March 1845. · 28 March 1845