Margaret Smith’s Journal, and Tales and Sketches

Rediscover the powerful voice of John Greenleaf Whittier in this meticulously prepared edition of Volume 5 of his complete works. A significant contribution to 19th-century American literature, this volume showcases Whittier's talent for crafting evocative poems and compelling narratives rooted in historical context.

Explore themes relevant to the lives of women in Massachusetts through Whittier's unique perspective. This collection offers a window into a bygone era, exploring societal issues and human experiences with remarkable depth and sensitivity.

Offering both fiction and poetry, this volume is a testament to Whittier's enduring legacy as a master of American verse and historical storytelling. "Volume 5 of the works of John Greenleaf Whittier, Complete" allows readers to immerse themselves in a world of captivating language and timeless themes. Perfect for enthusiasts of American poetry, historical fiction, and classic literature.

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