Box 2
Contains 12 Results:
Diary 1, 1859-1861
Nov. 3d 1859—Sept. 8, 1861. Entries include introspective thoughts, poetry, commentary on current and political events, especially the Civil War, and on her reading.
Diary 2, 1861-1862
Oct 5th 1861—Aug 4th 1862. Very little poetry, but much commentary on the progress of the Civil War.
Curricular, 1849-1863
Notebook: Monticello Seminary, 1849-1852
Philosophy notebook: Contents listed, including Outline of Philosophy, Sensationalism, Idealism, Skepticism, Mysticism, Eclecticism, Plato and his Philosophy, Aristotle and his Philosopy, The Scholastics.
Classbooks: Wheaton Female Seminary, 1856-1863
Kempton, Carrie [Caroline W1861]. “A Medley.”
Includes some verse.
Commonplace books, 1855-1877
Quotations and Rhetoric notes. , 1855-1859
Quotations from newspapers and journals, poems by Hugo and others, draft poems by Lucy Larcom. Rhetoric notes.
Mss., clipping excerpts, poems, and quotations , 1867
Clipping and manuscripts excerpts of poems, quotations from Blake, Lavater, Wesley, Longfellow, Herbert, Emerson, LL, and many others; lists of authors writing on such subjects as the Forest and Flowers, Mountains and Hillsides; notes on Salem history [perhaps for her various published collections of poetry].
Poems by Whittier, 1877
“How They Climbed Chocurua,” and “The Poet’s Will,” [Poems by Whittier, written at Bearcamp River House, Ossipee, NH,] in Lucy Larcom’s hand, 1877.