Explore the life and times of James Russell Lowell, a prominent figure in American literature and intellectual circles, through the insightful biography, "James Russell Lowell And His Friends." Penned by Edward Everett Hale, this work delves into Lowell's relationships and experiences, offering a glimpse into the 19th-century literary landscape. Originally serialized in
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, these first nine chapters provide a compelling narrative of Lowell's early life, influences, and the friendships that shaped his career. Hale's biographical sketch illuminates Lowell's contributions as a poet, essayist, editor, and diplomat, solidifying his place in American history. This edition allows readers to rediscover Lowell's legacy and appreciate the social and intellectual milieu in which he thrived.
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