The American Common-Place Book of Poetry, With Occasional Notes

Originally published in 1831, this book is a compilation of poems and literary excerpts assembled by American author and theologian George Barrell Cheever. Ranging in tone from light-hearted to serious, the works in this volume offer a broad survey of American poetic expression in the early 19th century.

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