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Mr. Stoddard at Seventy-Five

Gilder, Joseph B. "Mr. Stoddard at Seventy-Five." Critic. 01 Sep. 1900: 215.
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magazine
Genre: 
journalism
Abstract: 

Compares the careers of R. H. Stoddard and Donald G. Mitchell. Gilder provides an overview of Stoddard's literary work as a poet and journalist.

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Stoddard, Elizabeth [pages:215]
Stoddard, Richard [pages:215]

Gilder asserts that "we have no truer poet than Mr. Stoddard to-day, none older or better known . . . It is meet that we should remember him, and pay tribute now and then to the beauty of his work and to the manliness of his life" (215).

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Stoddard, Elizabeth

Remembered as a novelist and poet, Elizabeth Drew Barstow Stoddard was the second of nine children raised in Mattapoisett, Massachusetts, a setting she drew on for her novels.

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