1897 HELEN HINSDALE RICH. Murillo's Slave and Other Poems. First Suffragette in Northern New York. Reformer especially in the final 32pp

especially in the final 32pp of miscellania

At times cartoonish Others are reasonably competent

and loved by God as anyone else

Many Seuss scholars have noted the impact of the emerging jazz scene as a source of stylistic inspiration for Seuss

he shows his eschatological affinity with Paul in urging her to remain unmarried after the death of her husband

1897 HELEN HINSDALE RICH. Murillo's Slave and Other Poems. First Suffragette in Northern New York. Reformer especially in the final 32ppA rather scarce volume of poetry by Helen Hinsdale Rich, pioneer of women's rights in New York. Much of the poetry is on social and political issues such as patriotism, suffrage, temperance, etc., Her work, A Dream of the Adirondacks and Other Poems, enjoyed signal success. The present work is more obscure, though of equal merit. Of special note are her lines on the abolitionist Wendell Phillips, a poem on true manhood, etc. No examples in the auction