Whittier 's Lands
(Samuel T. Pickard;John Greenleaf Whittier)
Ground De Whittier Authors: Samuel T. Pickard; John Greenleaf Whittier a handbook of Essex of north containing many anecdotes of and poetries the year 1904 is illustrate with chart and engravings. This volume is designed to answer a call of the tourists who visit the tombs of Whittier at Haver Hill and Amesbury and the number does not cease increasing year by year. It should be noted also that the writer did not omit to describe the hereditary farm and his environments, and the house of Amesbury, and it to try to answer questions such as those, which emerge naturally in this kind of localities, mentioned by Whittier Lord of excursions in area. Among the first publications, which are published to him with the poet, one notes many anecdotes and several poetries. I hesitated much to present a treating chapter of the character of the poet who presented forever rightly: I refer to his direction of sharp humour. It will be included/understood, none the worm?s impromptus, which I presented to illustrate his modes of espiègleries, had envisaged to present small sound outside rings friends and of its neighbours. However this passion, was so much an integral part of its character of young person whom I think that it deserves a certain regard and d'^ztre memorized as that is made here
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