Venture into the world of Oliver Wendell Holmes with "Haunts of Holmes," an illustrated exploration of the places and spaces that shaped the life and works of the esteemed American author. First published in 1889, this book, adorned with illustrations by Louis Kinney Harlow, offers readers a unique glimpse into the Boston haunts of Holmes.
More than just a geographical tour, "Haunts of Holmes" provides a window into the cultural and intellectual landscape that nurtured Holmes's literary genius. It's a blend of biography, travelogue, and literary appreciation, offering insight into the man behind the words.
This edition preserves the charm and detail of the original, making it a valuable addition to the collections of Holmes scholars, Boston history enthusiasts, and anyone captivated by the allure of 19th-century American literature.
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