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A Crozier-Fletcher Genealogy
John Crozier (1750-1823) married Fanna Whiting in 1775 and they had ten children. She died in 1807. His second wife, Druscilla Gleason died in 1811 after only three years of marriage. His third wife, Sarah Groves Bemis (a widow) already had two sons, and they had two more. Descendants and relatives lived in Massachusetts, Ohio, Utah and Michigan as well as in Ontario and Edmonton, Canada. They include Mormons.
The Life of the Rev. Henry Montgomery, LL.D., Dunmurry, Belfast, with Selections From His Speeches and Writings
Reprint of the original, first published in 1875.
The Life of the Rev. Henry Montgomery
Reprint of the original, first published in 1875.
Poems & Adolphe 1920
Is Modernism a few ground-breaking works by a handful of writers-Pound, Eliot, Joyce, Wyndham Lewis? Other writers loomed large at the time; their work points in untaken directions. Andrew Crozier assembles the first definitive text of the poems and important fiction of John Rodker, whose work was set in the balance with Eliot's and Joyce's by Pound and Lewis and was not found wanting. Rodker's East End Jewish background-the world of Resenberg, Mark Gertler and his friend David Bomberg (who designed the cover of his first book-and his fascination with radical theatre at the time, define an open, questing imagination. Verlaine was to him what Laforgue was to Eliot. His interest in psychoanalysis, in the sensual self, his romantic temperament, propose a Modernism that has much in common with Joyce's. No masks, no self-erasure, no ironic distancing: this writing is more than a curiosity. It challenges the Modernist canon and restores a crucial context.
Three Books
This book brings together three interconnected works from the 1970s, showcasing how three of the most significant figures in radical British poetry of the late 20th century responded to one another's work.
