41. Personography Encoding Steere, Andrew J. Scituate, RI Morris, George Pope Philadelphia, PA However, the plea of Woodman spare that tree and the patriotic pride of the owner, Mr. Andrew J. Steere http://www.wwp.brown.edu/encoding/workshops/uvic2008/presentations/html/contextu

next prev first Personography encoding Steere, Andrew J. Scituate, RI Morris, George Pope Philadelphia, PA ...However, the plea of Woodman spare that tree and the patriotic pride of the owner, Mr. Andrew J. Steere , had guaranteed its safety from the woodsman’s axe. Encoding Contextual Information, slide 4 of 10 © 2007 Syd Bauman, Julia Flanders, and Brown WWP

42. Appletons' Cyclopædia Of American Biography/Morris, Edward Joy - Wikisource ←Morris, Edward Dafydd Appletons' Cyclop dia of American Biography Morris, Edward Joy Morris, George Pope → http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Appletons'_Cyclopædia_of_American_Biography/Morri

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44. The Nineteenth Century In Print: Books: Authors: 10 PREV .. NEXT .. INDEX .. NEW SEARCH. The Nineteenth Century in Print Books Authors. Morris, George Pope, 18021864. comp. Morris, Robert, 1810-1892. http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/ndlpcoop/moahtml/ncpmAuthors10.html

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45. George Pope Morris Biography Dromo's Den George Pope Morris Biography. George Pope Morris Image. MORRIS, George Pope (180264). An American journalist and poet, born in Philadelphia. http://www.dromo.info/morrisgpbio.htm

Dromo's Den Up Dromo's Den George Pope Morris Biography George Pope Morris Image MORRIS, George Pope (1802-64). An American journalist and poet, born in Philadelphia. He founded with Samuel Woodworth (q.v.) in New York the Mirror (1823-42), a literary weekly, which became the New Mirror , and the Evening Mirror . In these journals appeared much early work of Bryant , Halleck, Poe , Paulding, Willis, Hoffman, and others, making these periodicals important elements in the literary development of the time. Morris also founded the National Press (1845), out of which was developed the Home Journal (1846), in which Willis, who had long been associated with Morris, again collaborated. His Briarcliff (1825), founded on Revolutionary incidents and events, was a popular success. His Poems , collected for the last time in 1860, contained the familiar ballads, "Woodman, Spare that Tree" (founded on a real incident), "My Mother's Bible," "We Were Boys Together," 'and "A Long Time Ago." Morris died in New York, July 6, 1864. Consult J. G. Wilson, Bryant and his Friends (New York, 1886).

46. COPLAND / IVES / FOSTER / BRITTEN: Ballads, Folksongs And Parlour Songs | Classi Copland, AaronClassical Composer Emmett, Daniel Decatur-Lyricist Traditional-Lyricist Horn, Charles Edward-Lyricist Morris, George Pope-Lyricist Anonymous-Lyricist Wiens http://www.classicsonline.com/catalogue/product.aspx?pid=314512

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