Famous single poems and the controversies which have raged around them.
Series: Essay index reprint series
Publisher: Books for Libraries Press
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Freeport, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 402
Subjects: American poetry -- History and criticism; Authorship, Disputed
Notes: Reprint of the 1935 ed.
Text for each poem precedes Stevenson's critical essay.
Table of contents: title: One poem men.; title: There is no death, by J. L. McCreery.; title: Kaiser & Co., by A. M. Rose.; title: A visit from St. Nicholas, by C. C. Moore.; title: There is no unbelief, by L. Y. Case.; title: Casey at the bat, by E. L. Thayer.; title: If I should die to-night, by A. E. Smith and B. King.; title: Waiting, by J. Burroughs.; title: Ben Bolt, by T. D. English.; title: Beautiful snow, by J. W. Watson.; title: Nothing to wear, by W. A. Butler.; title: Solitude, by E. W. Wilcox.; title: Rock me to sleep, by E. Akers.; title: The lesson of the water-mill, by S. Doudney.; title: What my lover said, by H. Greene.; title: Derelict, by Y. E. Allison.; title: The mouse-trap.; title: More about the mouse-trap.; title: Notes on some familiar quotations.