The Raven — Vermont Phoenix, 1845-02-28
Newspaper printing of Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven, on page 1, columns 2–3. All 18 poem stanzas are present.
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9 recordsThe Raven — The Cecil Whig, 1849-10-20
Newspaper printing of Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven, on page 1, columns 2–3. All 18 poem stanzas are present.
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Percy Hemus recites Poe’s “The Raven” with piano accompaniment by Gladys Craven. Listen to both sides of the Victor recording.
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Historical illustrated edition of Poe’s poem, including Doré’s illustrations and Edmund C. Stedman’s accompanying comment.
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Chromolithographic advertising label using a raven and the refrain “Quoth the Raven: Nevermore.”
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Poe’s essay explaining his account of composing “The Raven,” preserved in the original periodical issue.
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Periodical printing of “The Raven,” signed Edgar A. Poe, with an introduction stating that the poem was copied from the American Review.
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Poem printed under the name “Quarles,” with the periodical’s introductory notice. Preserved within its bound-volume scan.
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Newspaper-page facsimile with “The Raven” and an editorial introduction in the first column.
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