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The Raven with Literary and Historical Commentary (Heathen Edition)

Name: The Raven with Literary and Historical Commentary (Heathen Edition)
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Author: Ingram, John, H.
ISBN: 9781948316415

by Ingram, John, H., Poe, Edgar, Allan

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150 pages
Publisher: Heathen Editions
14 x 21.6 x 0.9 cm

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For literature lovers and students of classic verse

Unpacks the history and hidden meanings of the poem

Deepens your appreciation for this literary classic

Delve into the history and literary genius behind Edgar Allan Poe’s most iconic poem.

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John Henry Ingram (1842-1916) was an English biographer and editor who took an especial interest in Edgar Allan Poe, dedicating himself to the resurrection of Poe's reputation by publishing a multi-volume collection of his works and the first reliable biography of Poe in the late 19th century. With this book, Ingram singles out Poe's greatest poem The Raven and provides commentary and insight concerning its genesis and history, then expands on its literary impact by showcasing translations (French, German, Hungarian, and Latin), fabrications, and parodies of the poem. Also included is Poe's 1846 essay The Philosophy of Composition, in which Poe himself details the process he employed to craft The Raven.