Thomas Bailey Aldrich

American poet and author of 'Marjorie Daw'

Thomas Bailey Aldrich - American poet and author of 'Marjorie Daw'
Born

November 11th, 1836
188 years ago

Died

1907
118 years ago — 71 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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Born in 1836, this individual was a prominent American poet and author whose works often explored themes of nature and society. His early career included editorial work for various publications, which significantly influenced his literary style. Aldrich authored several books, including poetry collections and novels. 'Marjorie Daw' became one of his most recognized works, highlighting his skill in crafting engaging narratives. He also contributed to the field of children's literature, establishing a lasting reputation in that genre. Aldrich's literary contributions shaped the American literary landscape during the 19th century, and he maintained an active presence in literary circles throughout his life.

Authored the poetry collection 'The Bells'

Wrote the novella 'Marjorie Daw'

Served as the editor of 'The Atlantic Monthly'

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