Lowell, James Russell

Loos, Anita. Kiss Hollywood Good-By. The Viking Press, New York. 1974. Lowell, James Russell. A Fable for the Critics. G.P. Putnam, New York. 1848. Lubbock, Sir John. The Beauties of Nature. Macmillan and Co., New York. 1893. 

James Russell Lowell, Democracy [1884], in Essays, Poems, and Letters (New York Odyssey, 1948), p. 147 Francis Walker, Restriction of Immigration, Atlantic Monthly, June 1896, p. 828. 

In creating, the only hard thing s to begin. James Russell Lowell - (See p. 144)... 

First extant letter (to James Russell Lowell, 20 August). 

James Russell Lowell, A Fable for Critics, in Literary Criticism of fames Russell Lowell, ed. Herbert F. Smith (Lincoln University of Nebraska Press, 1969), p. 189. 

Ten years later, Winfield Scott was upbraided by James Russell Lowell in the Biglow Papers as a blood-sucker during the Mexican War.4 But the Massachusetts volunteer Birdofreedum Sawin who had lost an arm, a leg, an eye and his mind on the Mexican battlefields, wanted to run for president, meanwhile complaining that his wooden leg could not assimilate the amount of liquor that his body consumed in large quantities. 

James Russell Lowell, The Biglow Papers, First Series (1848) A Critical Edition, ed. Thomas Wortham (DeKalb Northern Illinois University Press, 1977), p. 78. 

James Russell Lowell, The Writings of James Russell Lowell in Prose and Poetry Riverside Edition 10 vols. (Boston Houghton Mifflin, 1890), 7 57. 

I wish to thank Stephen Bokenkamp, Robert Campany, Monica Esposito, Enno Giele, Mark Kalinowski, Russell Kirkland, Burchard Mansvelt Beck, Benjamin Penny, James Robson, and Lowell Skar, who have kindly offered their time and scholarship to help me obtain a clearer focus on several issues... 

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