Poems, 1859-1870, Boston.

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Poems, 1859-1870, Boston.

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[1] [Poem, 1859, May 31, Boston, 4 p., signed] : Begins : "As I arise the Autocrat grim with despair". Read at "Revere House Dinner to Paul Murphy". [2] "Ah! let us hope, that, to our praise" (1870, May 12) [signed] : Autographed verse, with engraved portrait attached. [3] "Progression F" [Aladdin] [n.d.] : Pg. 3 of autograph poem [fragment]. [4] [Handwriting on fragment of fly-leaf of book. (n.d.)].

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Brown University Archives, John Hay Library

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Lowell, James Russell, 1819-1891

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