| Key | BIB01302 |
| Reference type | Newspaper Article |
| Title | Verse of 1580 to 1912 : 3,742 Pages Prove the Poetry of Introspective Egotists, of Rhymers of Fantastic Ethical Theories, Cannot Survive |
| Year | 1913 |
| Place published | New York |
| Abstract | "The tired business man's wife, it may be supposed, is too busy with the quest of the vote and lectures on eugenics and esoteric Bahaism to care for so old-fashioned a thing as poetry, but the tired business man's infants may solace their intese young souls with such ultra-modern verse as that of John Masefield, Gerald Gould, Shaemas O'Sheel, and John G. Neihardt." |
| Reviewed item | The Home Book of Verse / selected and arranged by Burton Egbert Stevenson. New york: Henry Holt & Co., 1913. |
| Language | English |
| Keywords | POETRY; BOOK REVIEW |
| Pages | 29 |
| Section | R |
| File attachments | internal-pdf://1294355973/Kilmer - Verse_1580_1912 - NY Times Rev Books.pdf |
| Newspaper | The New York Times Review of Books |
| Issue date | January 26, 1913 |
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