Will Carleton
American poet and journalist
Born
October 21st, 1845
179 years ago
Died
1912
113 years ago — 67 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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Born in 1845, this individual gained prominence as a poet and journalist during the late 19th century. His poetry celebrated rural life and themes of American society, with a notable focus on the experiences of family and community. Works included "Farm Ballads" and "City Ballads," which resonated with audiences across the United States. In addition to poetry, engaged in journalism, contributing essays and articles to various publications, interpreting social issues of the time. His literary contributions helped shape American pastoral poetry, highlighting the connections between nature and human experiences.
Published "Farm Ballads" in 1871
Published "City Ballads" in 1880
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