We are introduced to the author, as well as to his thought, by a series of reproductions of old portraits, showing Whitman from youth to old age, each accompanied by some selection from his philosophy at that particular stage. After taking...See moreWe are introduced to the author, as well as to his thought, by a series of reproductions of old portraits, showing Whitman from youth to old age, each accompanied by some selection from his philosophy at that particular stage. After taking thus a quick survey of his mental - and physical-development, we go back to scenes of his birthplace, the house in Camden where he lived latterly, and his tomb. There follow scenes attempting to illustrate his "Leaves of Grass." Written by
The Educational Screen (February, 1923)
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