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The Poets, II: Mary Fage
The dates of Mary Fage are not known, it is assumed however that she was flourishing around 1637. Fames Roule comprises a series of over 400 acrostic verses, each containing an anagram and each addressed to one of the noble and powerful of Caroline England. As such it constitutes a verbal salute to court culture. While they may not be of great literary value, her verses are an extreme example of the pervasive word play of her time, and their contents afford an extended glimpse at social construction of upperclass reality in Caroline England. Reproduced here is the copy held at the Huntington Library.
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The New Collie
An important update of the story of one of America's most beloved purebreds, this book traces the Collie's origin from his beginnings as herding dog in Scotland to the favorite of millions. With chapters on the Standard, on training, breeding, showing, grooming breed character, general care and modern applications of the breed's natural herding ability, it's a "must have" reference.
They Came to Kentucky
Joseph O. Kelly Carson (1864-1942) married Sallie Elizabeth Adeline Johnson in 1891, and moved from Kentucky to Hood River, Oregon in 1903. Descendants lived in Kentucky, Oregon and elsewhere. Ances- tors and relatives lived in Kentucky, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Maryland and elsewhere.
