This beautifully bound volume collects all of James Russell Lowell's poetry, from his early works to his later masterpieces. Lowell was a major figure in the American literary renaissance of the 19th century, and his poetry ranges from witty satires to poignant elegies. This edition includes a biographical sketch of Lowell and a critical introduction to his work. Whether you're a lover of poetry or just want to explore one of America's great writers, this book is a treasure.

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