Burton Egbert Stevenson Livres

Through poetry, this collection illuminates the foundational principles and evolving ideals of the United States. It captures the nation's joys and struggles from its inception to its development, showcasing the pride Americans have in their history. The verses serve as a reflection of the American experience, emphasizing the unique journey of the Republic and the resilience of its people. This anthology stands as a testament to the rich tapestry of American history as expressed by its poets.

The story revolves around Godwin, a former police detective turned newspaper reporter, who teams up with Lester, a lawyer, to unravel a mystery linked to a cursed Boule table owned by a notorious poisoner. When Vantine, a wealthy friend of Lester's, and another victim are poisoned, Godwin investigates the table's dark history. As he uncovers its secrets, a French man in disguise complicates matters while seeking hidden jewels within the table. The dynamic between Godwin and Lester mirrors the classic detective duo, adding depth to the thrilling narrative.

A monumental collection of English and American poetry that spans over 300 years of literary history. Compiled by Burton Egbert Stevenson, this book features a rich variety of verse from poets such as William Shakespeare, Emily Dickinson, and Robert Frost. This volume is an unparalleled resource for poetry lovers and scholars alike.

Set during the American Revolutionary War, this historical novel follows the adventures of a young soldier as he fights for independence and falls in love with a beautiful young woman. The book offers a vivid portrayal of life during this turbulent time in American history.

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This massive anthology of poetry offers a rich tapestry of verse from across the English-speaking world. From Shakespeare to Whitman, from Keats to Dickinson, Stevenson has gathered together the finest examples of poetic expression from the past four centuries. With extensive notes and commentary, this volume is an indispensable resource for anyone seeking to explore the breadth and depth of English-language poetry.