"Miriam, and other Poems", by John Greenleaf Whittier (1807-1892), published by Fields and Osgood, Boston in 1871; copyright 1870 by the author. First Edition, First Printing in first State of Binding. Beautiful collection of his poetry.

Contents:

Miriam.
Norembega.
Nauhaught, the Deacon.
In School-Days.
Garibaldi.
After Election.
My Triumph.
The Hive at Gettysburg.
Howard at Atlanta.
To Lydia Maria Child.
The Prayer-Seeker.
A Spiritual Manifestation at the President's Levee, Brown University.
Hymn for the Celebration of Emancipation.

John Greenleaf Whittier (1807-1892), was born in Haverhill, Massachusetts. In 1829, he became editor of the "American Manufacturer". In 1830, he was editor of the "New England Review," at Hartford, Connecticut, where he wrote "Life of Brainard," and "Legends of New England."
In 1835, he was elected to the Massachusetts legislature; and in 1839, appointed Secretary of the American Anti-slavery Society, and became editor of the "Pennsylvania Freeman," in Philadelphia. In 1840, he moved to Amesbury, Massachusetts to work as correspondent of the "National Era".

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Hard cover; original Victorian decorative gold stamped cloth, first state of binding with"FO&Co" monogram/ BAL # 21889, a little shelf wear and soiling; publisher's original dark brown colored endpapers, 5" x 7"; 106 pages. Clean, no inscriptions, no writings, very good condition.