The poetical works of James Russell Lowell.

Mode of access: Internet.

The works of James Russell Lowell.

Indexes in v. 6 and v. 10.

James Russell Lowell and his friends,

Mode of access: Internet.

The Olive Tree, Vol. 11 Number 1, 2003

The Summer 2003 issue of The Olive Tree features articles about library projects, collections, technological innovations, and events at Fogler Library, University of Maine.

Sanctuary Place : Sep Yama / Finding Country 5 Ways

Intelligent architecture allows a generosity of reading. It does not expect that we follow the architect’s instructions but that one is allowed to breath their own meaning into it and take away their own memory. Here, on the fringe of a postured architectural mass of national thinking, is an architectural gem. Its purpose, as I see it, is simple: to make a “camp”. In so doing it has accidentally revealed a passion for Country. Not necessarily Country in the way I might define it but Country in at least how I might recognise it; something alive, something powerful to be engaged.

The right fit: Christian Street House

Embracing the pleasures of constraint, this new house by James Russell Architect was designed to contextually inspired principles, creating a social and relaxed environment that suits the location’s subtropical way of life.

The vision of sir Launfal and other poems

UANL

The vision of Sir Launfal, and other poems

UANL

Undergraduate Scholarship in the College of Arts and Sciences 2007 Book of Abstracts

The College of Arts and Sciences proudly presents our fifth Book of Abstracts that highlights the undergraduate scholarship conducted in the college by students with their faculty mentors. As the quote by James Russell Lowell implies, the pursuit of knowledge involves more than acquiring facts; it requires posing relevant questions, critically examining information, and clearly communicating conclusions. The high level of scholarship reflected in this book is a testament to the students’ development as scholars and the effective mentorship provided by the Winthrop faculty.

The perfect home /

Mode of access: Internet.

Maine historical memorials.

A fugitive slave case in Maine, 1837-1841 / [by Henry S. Burrage] -- James Russell Lowell's two visits to Portland in 1857 / [by Henry S. Burrage] -- James Phinney Baxter / [by Henry S. Burrage] -- Franklin Simmons, sculptor / [by Henry S. Burrage] -- The Maine Historical Society in Brunswick, 1822-1880 / by Kenneth C.M. Sills -- The Maine Historical Society at Portland / by Augustus F. Moulton.

Lectures on English poets.

Bound in brown cloth; brown leather backstrip, stamped in gold.

The devotional life of the Sunday school teacher /

Mode of access: Internet.

Among my books : second series /

Dante -- Spenser -- Wordsworth -- Milton -- Keats.

The works,

"Note" in v. 11, signed: Charles Eliot Norton.