“She is perhaps the best Catholic English writer, and Ruskin, whose life she wrote, calls her a great critic.”
“She is perhaps the best Catholic English writer, and Ruskin, whose life she wrote, calls her a great critic.”
22 March 1845–19 November 1909
In the world of American poetry, few figures embody such remarkable contrasts as John Banister Tabb (March 22, 1845 – November 19, 1909), a man whose life journey carried him from the battlefields of the Confederacy to the quiet halls of a Catholic seminary, from the drawing rooms of Virginia aristocracy to a prison…
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