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A similar nostalgia for the local informs his early praise for the regionalist poetry of Edgar Lee Masters and Robert Frost, and it extends into his admiration for Mussolini's program of autarchia, designed (in theory, at least) to empower regional self-rule, a vestige of II Duce's (and Pea's) anarcho-syndicalist beginnings. Its guests or long-term residents have included Mark Twain, Edgar Lee Masters, Thomas Wolfe, Virgil Thompson, Arthur C. In "The Work of Poets," Hollander dedicates individual essays to the work of twelve poets, many not wellknown, from the Victorian period through his generation, whom he wishes to particularly recommend to us: Walt Whitman, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Lewis Carroll, Jean Ingelow, George Meredith, Trumbell Stickney, Edgar Lee Masters, Marianne Moore, Robert Penn Warren, Elizabeth Bishop, May Swenson, and Geoffrey Hill. |
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Edgar Lee Masters - United States poet (1869-1950)