James Russell Lowell and His Friends. Edward Everett Hale

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       Edward Everett Hale

      James Russell Lowell and His Friends

      Published by Good Press, 2019

       [email protected]

      EAN 4064066217099

Table of Contents

       ILLUSTRATIONS

       CHAPTER I HIS BOYHOOD AND EARLY LIFE

       CHAPTER II HARVARD COLLEGE

       CHAPTER III LITERARY WORK IN COLLEGE

       CHAPTER IV CONCORD

       CHAPTER V BOSTON IN THE FORTIES

       CHAPTER VI THE BROTHERS AND SISTERS

       CHAPTER VII A MAN OF LETTERS

       CHAPTER VIII LOWELL AS A PUBLIC SPEAKER

       CHAPTER IX HARVARD REVISITED

       CHAPTER X LOWELL’S EXPERIENCE AS AN EDITOR

       CHAPTER XI POLITICS AND THE WAR

       CHAPTER XII TWENTY YEARS OF HARVARD

       CHAPTER XIII MR. LOWELL IN SPAIN

       CHAPTER XIV MINISTER TO ENGLAND

       CHAPTER XV HOME AGAIN

       INDEX

ILLUSTRATIONS

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James Russell Lowell	Frontispiece
From the crayon by S.W. Rowse in the possession of Professor Charles Eliot Norton.	Page
Entrance to Elmwood	facing 4
From a photograph by Pach Brothers.
Rev. Charles Lowell	8
From a painting in the possession of Charles Lowell, Boston.
The Pasture, Elmwood	facing 12
From a photograph by Pach Brothers.
Edward Tyrrel Channing	facing 18
From the painting by Healy in Memorial Hall, Harvard University.
Nathan Hale	facing 36
From a photograph by Black.
Lowell’s Poem to his College Class	facing 50
From a printed copy lent by Mrs. Elizabeth Scates Beck, Germantown, Pa.
Facsimile of Programme of Valedictory Exercises of the Harvard Class of 1838	facing 52
Lent by Mrs. Elizabeth Scates Beck, Germantown, Pa.
James Russell Lowell	facing 74
From the crayon by William Page in the possession of Mrs. Charles F. Briggs, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Maria Lowell	facing 78
From the crayon by S. W. Rowse in the possession of Miss Georgina Lowell Putnam, Boston.
Charles F. Briggs	facing 84
From an ambrotype by Brady lent by Mrs. Charles F. Briggs, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Facsimile Contents Page of the Boston Miscellany. (The Authors’ names are in the handwriting of Nathan Hale)	facing 86
Facsimile of Lowell’s List of Friends to whom he presented copies of Conversations on the Old Poets. “The Don” was Robert Carter	facing 92
From the original MS. owned by General James Lowell Carter, Boston.
James Russell Lowell	facing 96
From a daguerreotype, taken in Philadelphia in 1844, owned by E.A. Pennock, Boston.
John Lowell, Jr.	facing 112
From a painting by Chester Harding in the possession of Augustus Lowell, Boston.
John Holmes, Estes Howe, Robert Carter, and James Russell Lowell	facing 114
From a photograph by Black owned by General James Lowell Carter, Boston.
Cornelius Conway Felton	facing 134
From a photograph lent by Miss Mary Sargent, Worcester,
Mass.
Elmwood	facing 138
From a photograph.
James T. Fields	facing 150
From the photograph by Mrs. Cameron.
Moses Dresser Phillips	facing 154
From a daguerreotype kindly lent by his daughter, Miss Sarah F. Phillips, West Medford, Mass.
Oliver Wendell Holmes	facing 158
From a photograph taken in 1862.
Facsimile of A Fable for Critics Proof-sheet with Lowell’s Corrections	facing 162
Kindly lent by Mrs. Charles F. Briggs, Brooklyn, N.Y.
William Wetmore Story	facing 164
From a photograph by Waldo Story lent by Miss Ellen Eldredge, Boston.
James Russell Lowell	facing 168
From a photograph taken by Dr. Holmes in 1864. The
print is signed by both Holmes and Lowell, and is kindly lent by Charles Akers, New York, N.Y.
Sydney Howard Gay	facing 178
From a photograph lent by Francis J. Garrison, Boston.
Elmwood	facing 182
From a photograph by Miss C.E. Peabody, Cambridge, Mass.
Robert Gould Shaw	facing 184
From a photograph lent by Francis J. Garrison, Boston.
William Lowell Putnam	facing 184
From the crayon by S.W. Rowse in the possession of Miss Georgina Lowell Putnam, Boston.
Charles Russell Lowell	facing 184
From the crayon by S.W. Rowse in the possession of Miss Georgina Lowell Putnam, Boston.
James Jackson Lowell	facing 184
From a photograph kindly lent by Miss Georgina Lowell Putnam, Boston.
Francis James Child	facing 186
From a photograph lent by Mrs. Child.
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	facing 188
From a photograph, taken in 1860, lent by Miss Longfellow.
Asa Gray	facing 196
From the bronze tablet by Augustus St. Gaudens in Harvard University.
Louis Agassiz	facing 198
From a photograph