Fountain Rock, Amy Wier, and Other Metrical Pastimes

A collection of metrical pieces by George Hay Ringgold, Fountain Rock, Amy Wier, and Other Metrical Pastimes offers a glimpse into the poetic sensibilities of mid-19th century America. This volume showcases Ringgold's diverse range, from contemplative verses to lighthearted rhymes, reflecting the literary tastes and cultural landscape of his time. With a focus on accessible language and relatable themes, Ringgold's poetry provides a window into the everyday experiences and emotional currents of the era. This collection is a valuable addition to the study of American literature and social history, presenting a unique voice from the past.

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