Ralph Hodgson — a remark

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“The birds seemed just as interesting as in England, and I'd never seen a hummingbird. It took my mind.”

A new country justified by its birds rather than its convenience · Conversation on settling in Ohio, reported in Time magazine, 1958

About Ralph Hodgson

Ralph Hodgson

9 September 1871–3 November 1962

Ralph Hodgson was born on 9 September 1871 in Darlington, County Durham, and died on 3 November 1962 in Minerva, Ohio. His life traversed an astonishing stretch of history: the late Victorian industrial world, the upheaval of two world wars, the flowering and fragmentation of literary modernism, and the gradual…

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