Edgar Allan PoeLerner Publications and the A&E Television Networks have teamed up to create Biography for young readers. With highly accessible text and engaging photographs, this engrossing collection offers in-depth profiles of some of the world's most interesting figures. |
Contents
Orphaned | 4 |
Moving Around | 12 |
Soldier and Cadet | 23 |
Baltimore Family | 34 |
No Ordinary Critic | 45 |
First Publications | 52 |
Literary Successes | 64 |
A Series of Setbacks | 78 |
Final Journeys | 89 |
Glossary | 106 |
Source Notes | 107 |
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Further Reading and Websites | 109 |
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