Curtis was born in Rhode Island and educated in Massachusetts along with his older brother James, an influential figure in his life.
This article is a review of Mr. Dana's collection of poetry, The Household Book of Poetry. Dana's poetic taste, the selected poems and poets, and Dana's Preface are commented on. The review highlights certain included poets and notes that Southern authors and poets are almost universally excluded from the volume.
The review of Dana's The Household Book of Poetry discusses Curtis's inclusion in the volume and cites one of his more "peculiar" contributions (2).
Stoddard is listed as one of the poet's included in Dana's The Household Book of Poetry.
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Curtis was born in Rhode Island and educated in Massachusetts along with his older brother James, an influential figure in his life.
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