On New Year's, 1843, Harry (Croswell) of New Haven, then in his sixty-fifth year, greeted Archibald at Gilboa, with the following satirical account of our first parents' sojourn in the garden

On New Year's, 1843, Harry (Croswell) of New Haven, then in his sixty-fifth year, greeted Archibald at Gilboa, with the following satirical account of our first parents' sojourn in the garden

Printed in two columns. Poem in 18 four-line stanzas. Suggested range of publication dates from internal evidence.
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On New Year's, 1843, Harry (Croswell) of New Haven, then in his sixty-fifth year, greeted Archibald at Gilboa, with the following satirical account of our first parents' sojourn in the garden
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Harris Broadsides
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Creator(s)
Croswell, Harry, 1778-1858 (creator)
Subject(s)
Adam
Biblical figure
Broadsides
Connecticut
Eve
Humorous poetry
New Haven
Poetry
United States
Type
text
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