“Don't talk baseball to him. He don't care anything about it, he don't know anything about it, and he don't want to.”
“Don't talk baseball to him. He don't care anything about it, he don't know anything about it, and he don't want to.”
6 June 1842–1 June 1904
Arthur Macy (June 6, 1842 – June 1, 1904) emerged as a distinctive voice in 19th-century American poetry, blending Quaker sensibility with a soldier’s grit and a businessman’s pragmatism. Born on Nantucket Island to Oliver C. Macy and Phebe Fowler Macy, descendants of Thomas Macy—the Quaker leader who famously…
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