John G. Whittier Signed 4.75×7.5 1884 Handwritten Poem Excerpt BAS Slabbed Sale Coupon
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This Autographed 4.75×7.5 Handwritten Poem Excerpt Dedicated to Ralph Waldo Emerson Dated June 191884 has been Personally Signed by John G. Whittier. This item is 100% Authenticit comes slabbed and authenticated by Beckett Authentication Services. The authenticity can be verified on Beckett Authentication Services website. An autograph quotation signed by John Greenleaf Whittier (1807-1892)the Quaker poet and abolitionistas “John G. Whittier” at lower right. Written at a place possibly called the “Tremont Club” (?) on June 191884. Whittier praised his friend and fellow writer Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882) in Section XIV of his poem “The Last Walk in Autumnan excerpt from his poetry collection Poems of Naturepublished in 1886.In full with unchanged spelling and punctuation:EmersonHe who might Plato’s banquet graceHave I not seen before me sitAnd watched his Puritanic faceWith more than Eastern wisdom lit.Shrewd mysticwhoupon the backOf his Poor Richard’s AlmanacWriting the Sufi’s song
