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Extractions: by Edgar Lee Masters "The Hill" is the first selection in Masters' Spoon River Anthology. The original work was published as a serialized version in 1914-15. In the Anthology, the dead in an Illinois graveyard relay, in matter-of-fact but haunting tones, details from their lives. The Anthology was original, provocative and influentual. Its literary significance has been compared with Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass [published in 1855]. Masters wove a thread of partial reality throughout the Anthology. Many of the characters and their experiences can be identified with former residents of Lewistown and Petersburg, Illinois. Masters' used his childhood experiences in these two communities, as a basis for the poems. The Hill Where are Elmer, Herman, Bert, Tom and Charley,
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Extractions: Lewistown, Illinois Post Office by Ida Abelman - 1941 The City of Lewistown, with a population of around 2,500, is the third largest community in Fulton County. It is served by Illinois routes 24 and 97 and is within 14 miles of Spoon River College and Canton. Lewistown was founded in 1821 by Ossian Ross and named for his son. In 1823, Lewistown became the county seat of the newly created Fulton County, which at that time extended to the Wisconsin border. The records of the first marriage performed in Chicago, that of Ellen Kinzie to Indian Agent Dr. Alexander Wolcott in 1823, were filed in the Lewistown Courthouse. Running a lodging establishment takes a great deal of time and dedication. It can often be a twenty-four-hour a day job and customer satisfaction is extremely important. We hope that our site will increase our effectiveness in meeting new customers and responding to existing ones. We'll include information on our accommodations and rates, and update the site regularly with special offers and seasonal packages. Enter a City or US Zip: Here is a picture of the front of our building.
Edgar Lee Masters: Bibliography Of Secondary Sources
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Extractions: Edgar Lee Masters: Bibliography of Secondary Sources Most of Masters' manuscripts and his letters are in the Humanities Research Center at the University of Texas at Austin. The University of Chicago and The Newberry Library (Chicago) also house some materials. His autobiography up to 1917 is Across Spoon River (1936), reissued by the University of Illinois Press, 1991. There is no full-length biography. Biographical information is found in Gertrude Claytor, "Edgar Lee Masters in the Chelsea Years," Princeton University Libra r y Chronicle (Autumn, 1952); New York Times O bituary , March 6, 1950; Herb Russell, "Edgar Lee Masters' Final Years in the Midwest " Essays in Literature (Fall, 1977); Hardin W. Masters, Edgar Lee Masters: A Biographical Sketchbook about a Famous American Author (1978); Hilary Masters, Last Stands, Notes From Memo r y (1982), John H. Wrenn and Margaret H. Wrenn, Ed g ar Lee Masters (1983), and Marcia Lee Masters, The Wind Around the Moon and Other Poems Two useful bibliographies are John T. Flanagan
Anti-Imperialist Writings By Edgar Lee Masters
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Extractions: Women's History Month Resources Anti-Imperialist Writings by Edgar Lee Masters By Jim Zwick A lthough he began his career as a lawyer, Edgar Lee Masters (1869-1950) is well-known today as a poet, his Spoon River Anthology still appreciated by many. Unlike most of the anti-imperialists, Masters opposed the Spanish-American War. "I had read enough in the papers to know that war was avoidable," he wrote in his autobiography, Across Spoon River (1936), "and I resolved to have nothing to do with it." He was roused to action by the annexation of the Philippines and the beginning of the new war there. He threw himself into studying the history of the Constitution and the United States' republican form of government, and within the next few years wrote a play, Maximilian (1902), a volume of poetry, and a series of essays on imperialism. During the 1900 presidential campaign, he wrote numerous essays and speeches opposing imperialism and supporting the campaign of William Jennings Bryan , the anti-imperialist Democratic candidate. In October of 1900
Edgar Lee Masters
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Extractions: Posters Edgar Lee Masters Across Spoon River: An Autobiography Edgar Lee Masters (1936; rpt. Univ. of Illinois Press, 1991); Prairie State Book Series; Paperback. First published in 1936, this autobiography is the best source of information about Masters's opposition to imperialism. Masters discusses how he addressed imperialism both in his writings and through practical politics, writing tracts about the unconstitutionality of imperialism and by supporting William Jennings Bryan during the presidential campaign of 1900. He discusses the impact his opposition to imperialism had on his career and relates later events, including U.S. entry into World World I, to the change in foreign policy at the turn of the century. Web resource: Anti-Imperialist Writings by Edgar Lee Masters Spoon River Anthology Edgar Lee Masters (MacMillan, 1997); Paperback. In this landmark book of poems the dead in the cemetery of the fictional Illinois town of Spoon River relate episodes from their lives in an easy, conversational manner. The brief, often poignant life-stories accumulate to convey the history of social changes in the Midwest and reflect on numerous national events, including the Philippine-American War. Web resource: Spoon River Anthology Spoon River Anthology: An Annotated Edition Edgar Lee Masters; ed. Herbert Russell
American Literature Web Resources: Edgar Lee Masters
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Extractions: Edgar Lee Masters Prepared by: Natalie N. Jeckel, Millikin University Chronology: Chicago Daily News Benedict Arnold A Book of Verses Maximillion , a play. Chicago Chronicle New Star Chamber The Blood of the Prophets Althea The Trifler The Leaves of the Tree Eileen and The Locket Songs and Sonnets published under pseudonym Webster Ford. The Bread of Idleness Songs and Sonnets, Second Series Mirror on May 29. Spoon River Anthology in book form. The Great Valley and Songs and Satires , poems. Spoon River Anthology with thirty-two new poems. Toward the Gulf Starved Rock (1919), poems. Domesday Book , long poetic narrative. Mitch Miller , novel for boys. The Open Sea , poems. Children of the Marketplace, A Fictitious Autobiography , biography of Stephen Douglas. The Nuptial Flight , novel. Skeeters Kirby , sequel to Mitch Miller Mirage , sequel to Skeeters Kirby The New Spoon River , collecton of poems similar to those in Spoon River Selected Poems Lee, A Dramatic Poem Kit OBrien , boys book. Levy Mayer and the New Industrial Era , biography.
Masters, Edgar Lee
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Extractions: Masters, Edgar Lee Masters, Edgar Lee, , American poet and biographer, b. Garnett, Kans. He maintained a successful law practice in Chicago from 1892 to 1920. Masters's Spoon River Anthology (1915), a collection of epitaphs in free verse revealing the secret lives of dead citizens, was acclaimed for its treatment of small-town American life. Less successful volumes that followed include Starved Rock Domesday Book Poems of People (1936), and Illinois Poems (1941). His Lincoln the Man (1931) is a bitter and prejudiced attack. Other biographies are Vachel Lindsay Whitman (1937), and Mark Twain See his autobiography Across Spoon River
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Masters, Edgar Lee
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Extractions: Masters, Edgar Lee Masters, Edgar Lee, , American poet and biographer, b. Garnett, Kans. He maintained a successful law practice in Chicago from 1892 to 1920. Masters's Spoon River Anthology (1915), a collection of epitaphs in free verse revealing the secret lives of dead citizens, was acclaimed for its treatment of small-town American life. Less successful volumes that followed include Starved Rock Domesday Book Poems of People (1936), and Illinois Poems (1941). His Lincoln the Man (1931) is a bitter and prejudiced attack. Other biographies are Vachel Lindsay Whitman (1937), and Mark Twain See his autobiography Across Spoon River
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Edgar Lee Masters A Thanatos
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Extractions: Edgar Lee Masters L'epitaffio di Thanatos " All'autore di un solo libro " I primi contatti con la morte Nel 1878 muore all'età di 5 anni suo fratello Alexander, a causa della difterite. L'anno successivo muore anche il suo migliore amico, Mitch Miller. Vicino alla morte Nel gennaio del 1915 si ammala gravemente di polmonite. E' stato definito come - " L'autore di un solo libro " (anche se in realtà ha scritto altre cose, sicuramente di minore importanza)
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Inventory Of The Dorothy Dow-Edgar Lee Masters Papers, 1920-1950
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Extractions: Title: Dorothy Dow-Edgar Lee Masters Papers, 1920-1950 Collection Call Number: Midwest MS Dow Creator: Dow, Dorothy Extent: ca. 110 items (1 box) Repository: Newberry Library, Roger and Julie Baskes Department of Special Collections Collection Stack Location: Abstract: Mainly letters from poet Edgar Lee Masters to Dorothy Dow (later Dorothy Dow Fitzgerald) 1920-1947; also Dow's reminiscence of Masters, typescripts of Masters' poems and other material. Administrative Information
Inventory Of The Agnes Lee-Edgar Lee Masters Papers, 1919-1933
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Extractions: Title: Agnes Lee-Edgar Lee Masters Papers, 1919-1933 Collection Call Number: Midwest MS Lee Creator: Lee, Agnes, 1868-1939 Extent: 37 items (1 box) Repository: Newberry Library, Roger and Julie Baskes Department of Special Collections Collection Stack Location: Abstract: 35 letters from Edgar Lee Masters to Agnes Lee (Mrs. Otto Freer), one typed poem and one galley sheet. Administrative Information Provenance: Donated to the Newberry Library, ca. 1955. Access Restrictions: The Agnes Lee-Edgar Lee Masters Papers are open for research; they are available one box at a time in the Special Collections Reading Room. Cite as: Agnes Lee-Edgar Lee Masters Papers, Midwest Manuscripts Collection, The Newberry Library, Chicago.
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Extractions: Masters, the author of essays, biographies, poems, plays and fiction, was versatile and prolific, but none of his fifty-odd works enjoyed the popularity and acclaim of his Spoon River Anthology , which is even available in at least one mass circulation paperback. Some of his works are being handsomely reprinted by The University of Illinois Press, and these will be noted below.
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In 1915, edgar lee masters published The Spoon River Anthology, a book of 244 poemsspoken by the deceased residents of Spoon River (a rural area in Illinois
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Extractions: In 1915, Edgar Lee Masters published The Spoon River Anthology, a book of 244 poems spoken by the deceased residents of Spoon River (a rural area in Illinois) from their graves on "the hill". The book created a stir because many of the supposedly fictional speakers were recognizable as real people. The poems are remarkable for the breadth of personalities and the honesty with which they speak. All the poems were written in free verse, which puts them outside the scope of this "formalist" anthology. Nonetheless, I include some here because they are moving and haunting. These poems are food for my spirit like no other. I recommend this book more strongly than any other book of poetry. Editor The Hill
"Flossie Cabanis" By Edgar Lee Masters
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Extractions: back home up next Flossie Cabanis From Bindle's opera house in the village To Broadway is a great step. But I tried to take it, my ambition fired When sixteen years of age, Seeing "East Lynne" played here in the village By Ralph Barrett, the coming Romantic actor, who enthralled my soul. True, I trailed back home, a broken failure, When Ralph disappeared in New York, Leaving me alone in the city But life broke him also. In all this place of silence There are no kindred spirits. How I wish Duse could stand amid the pathos Of these quiet fields And read these words.

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