American
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Edmund Clarence Stedman (1833–1908) was an American poet and critic, born at Hartford, Connecticut. He earned his living as a stockbroker in New York while writing poetry and criticism, and edited, with Ellen Mackay Hutchinson, the Library of American Literature.
His critical books Victorian Poets (1875) and Poets of America (1885) were standard works; his own verse includes the satirical “Pan in Wall Street”.
Poems (32)
- The Discoverer
- Pan in Wall Street
- Toujours Amour
- The Twelfth of April
- Kearney at Seven Pines
- Wanted--A Man
- Treason’s Last Device
- Gettysburg
- Cavalry Song
- Peter Stuyvesant's New Year's Call
- Salem
- Aaron Burr's Wooing
- How Old Brown Took Harper's Ferry
- Abraham Lincoln
- Israel Freyer's Bid for Gold
- Custer
- Liberty Enlightening the World
- Cuba
- Hymn of the West
- Prelude
- The Hand of Lincoln
- Falstaff's Song
- The World Well Lost
- Helen Keller
- Morgan
- On a Great Man Whose Mind Is Clouding
- Si Jeunesse Savait!
- Mors Benefica
- Invocation
- Prelude
- The Doorstep
- "Voice of the Western Wind"