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  • Sarah Helen Whitman
    Sarah Helen Whitman

    
a volume of verse titled Hours of Life, and Other Poems in 1853. Spiritualism engaged Whitman’s interest to the point that she held sĂ©ances and was convinced of her ability to communicate with spirits. In 1860 she published Edgar Poe and His Critics, a scholarly reply to the scurrilous attacks


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a volume of verse titled Hours of Life, and Other Poems in 1853. Spiritualism engaged Whitman’s interest to the point that she held sĂ©ances and was convinced of her ability to communicate with spirits. In 1860 she published Edgar Poe and His Critics, a scholarly reply to the scurrilous attacks


    Read More