Poems By William Cullen Bryant (Classic Reprint)

Perhaps it would have been well if the author had followed his orig:aal intention, which was to leave out of this edition, as unworthy of repuhhcation, several of the poems which made a part of his previous collections. He asks leave to plead the judgment of a literary friend, whose opinion in such matters he highly values, as his apology for having retained them. With the exception of the first and longest poem in the collection, The A ges, they are all arranged accordi Hgto the order of time in which thej were written, as far as it can be ascertained. few Yorh.
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