"Written in Florence: The Last Verses of Hugh McCulloch" presents a collection of poems by Hugh McCulloch, offering a glimpse into the mind of a 19th-century American writer during his time in Florence, Italy. These verses, likely composed during his later years, reflect on life, nature, and the artistic and historical ambiance of Florence. This volume will appeal to readers interested in American poetry, literary travelogues, and the cultural exchange between America and Europe during the late 19th century. The poems provide a unique window into McCulloch's personal reflections and his engagement with the Italian landscape and its rich artistic heritage. A valuable addition to the study of American expatriate literature, this book offers a poignant exploration of place, memory, and the enduring power of verse.
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