. Historische Sammlungen von Ohio: Eine Enzyklopädie des Staates ; Geschichte Allgemeine und lokale, Geographie mit Beschreibungen seiner Grafschaften, Städte und Dörfer, seine Landwirtschaft, Herstellung, Bergbau und Geschäftsentwicklung, Skizzen von bedeutenden und interessanten Charakteren, etc., mit Notizen einer Tour über sie in 1886 V 2 . te und raffinierte inaspekt. Während des Bürgerkriegs vergavepublic Lesungen zugunsten der theoldiers, und rezitierte seine Kriegslieder. Travel berühmteste von diesen war (< Sheri-dans Ride/ travel in Cin-cinnati geschrieben wurde: Travel Details seiner Produktion sind unter der Leitung von per gegeben

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. Historical Collections of Ohio: An Encyclopedia of the State ; History Both General and Local, Geography with Descriptions of Its Counties, Cities and Villages, Its Agricultural, Manufacturing, Mining and Business Development, Sketches of Eminent and Interesting Characters, Etc., with Notes of a Tour over It in 1886 V 2 . te and refined inaspect. During the civil war he gavepublic readings for the benefit of thesoldiers, and recited his war songs.The most famous of these was (< Sheri-dans Ride/ which was written in Cin-cinnati : the details of its production aregiven under the head of Perry county.He died in New York city, May 11, 1872, aged fifty years. His Com-plete Poetical Works were publishedin Boston in 1860. Later he wrote his Wagoner of the Alleghenies, and in1865-1867 were issued at Philadelphiaa quite full edition of his poetical worksin three volumes. His paintings, most of which dealwith allegorical and mythological sub-jects, are full of poetic and graceful fan-cies, but the technical treatment betrayshis lack of early training. He possessed a much more thorough mastery in the THOMAS BUCHANAN READ, art of poetry than in painting. His poems express fervent patriotism and artistic power, with a delicate fancy for thescenes of nature. Nothing can be more pathetically sweet than these lines:. THE WAYSIDE SPRING. Fair dweller by the dusty way, Bright saint within a mossy shrine, The tribute of a heart to-day, Weary and worn, is thine. The earliest blossoms of the year, The sweetbrier and the violet, The pious hand of spring has hereUpon thy altar set. And not to thee alone is givenThe homage of the pilgrims knee ; But oft the sweetest birds of heavenGlide down and sing-to thee. Here daily from his beechen cellThe hermit squirrel steals to drink ; And flocks, which cluster to their bell, Recline along thy brink. And here the wagoner blocks his wheels, To quaff the cool and generous boon : Here, from the sultry harvest fields, The reapers rest at noon. And oft t

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