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The Poetical Works Of William H. C. Hosmer;
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The Poetical Works of William H. C. Hosmer
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Later Lays and Lyrics
William Henry Cuyler Hosmer (1814-1877) was a fairly accomplished lawyer, author, and poet, born to the prominent pioneering Hosmer family of Avon, N.Y. He authored several books in his lifetime, ranging from histories to verse, sometimes combining the two into one. His Later Lays and Lyrics is a potpourri of poems dealing largely but not entirely with local historical themes. "The Markham Elm," for example, eulogizes a "noble," ancient tree that long stood near the Rush-Avon town border. In a footnote regarding its fate, Hosmer writes: "Some wretch, who little regards what is venerable and historic, kindled a fire in its hollow boll. May the curse of the poet, and the malediction of God, re...
Themes of Song
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Yonnondio Or Warriors of the Genesee: Tale of the Seventeenth Century (1844)
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The Hosmer Heritage
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