Richard Henry Dana — a remark

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“There was certainly some mistake about the time of my birth—I'm an impersonated Anachronism.”

Voicing a sense of belonging to an earlier, more ordered age amid rapid modern change · Letter to a friend

About Richard Henry Dana

Richard Henry Dana

15 November 1787–2 February 1879

Richard Henry Dana, born on 15 November 1787 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and dead there on 2 February 1879, belonged to the first generation of American writers who attempted to make literature in the young republic something more than a colonial echo of English models. He was a poet, critic, editor, lawyer…

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