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The Man Without a Country and Other Tales
(1868)
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EEH was a truly great writer
Of all the great writers there were in the 18th century Edward Everet Hale stands above nearly all, but I can't think of anyone who stands above EEH. He was funny. He was deep. Most of all he was a good writer. He communicates well. While many writers of the 9th century are difficult to read, EEH wrote like a 21st century writer. That's probably because he had a good idea of how to think.
Posted By PeterL at Thu 5 May 2011, 9:16 PM in The Man Without a Country and Other Tales || 0 Replies