The Lumley Autograph

The Lumley Autograph

The Lumley Autograph {by Susan Fenimore Cooper (1813-1894), daughter of James Fenimore Cooper. "The Lumley Autograph" was...
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Author: Cooper, Susan Fenimore,1813-1894
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The Lumley Autograph

The Lumley Autograph

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The Lumley Autograph

$105.18 $52.56
Author: Cooper, Susan Fenimore,1813-1894
Format: eBook
Language: English

The Lumley Autograph

{by Susan Fenimore Cooper (1813-1894), daughter of James Fenimore Cooper. "The Lumley Autograph" was published in Graham's Magazine, Volume 38 (January-June 1851), pp. 31-36, 97-101. The author is identified only in the table of contents for Volume 38, p. iii, where she is described as "the Author of 'Rural Hours'". {"The Lumley Autograph" was inspired, as Susan's introductory note states, by the constant stream of letters received by her father, asking in often importunate terms for his autograph or for pages from his manuscripts, and even requesting that he supply autographs of other famous men who might have written to him. He generally complied with these requests courteously and to the best of his ability; after his death in 1851, Susan continued to do so, as well as selling fragments of his manuscripts to raise money for charity during the Civil War. {"The Lumley Autograph" is of interest today primarily because it is a good story. Its broad satire about the autograph collecting mania of the mid-nineteenth century is deftly combined with the more serious irony of a poet's frantic appeal for help becoming an expensive plaything of the rich, while the poet himself has died of want. Susan Fenimore Cooper's typically understated expression of this irony renders it all the more poignant, and the unspoken message of "The Lumley Autograph" is as relevant today as it was in 1851. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 2164
Author: Cooper, Susan Fenimore
Release Date: May 1, 2000
Format: eBook
Language: English

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