A contemporary announcement of Poe’s Richmond lecture. This is the complete short notice, not the essay The Poetic Principle. Read the historical text and download it locally.
A contemporary announcement of Poe’s Richmond lecture. This is the complete short notice, not the essay The Poetic Principle. Locally preserved electronic transcription of the cited historical printing. This is not a newspaper-page facsimile. Typography is simplified, and the text has not been independently proofread word by word.
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A contemporary announcement of Poe’s Richmond lecture. This is the complete short notice, not the essay The Poetic Principle. Locally preserved electronic transcription of the cited historical printing. This is not a newspaper-page facsimile. Typography is simplified, and the text has not been independently proofread word by word.
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Poe’s Poetic Principle lecture — Richmond newspaper notice
A contemporary announcement of Poe’s Richmond lecture. This is the complete short notice, not the essay The Poetic Principle. Locally preserved electronic transcription of the cited historical printing. This is not a newspaper-page facsimile. Typography is simplified, and the text has not been independently proofread word by word.
Mr. POE'S LECTURE. — Edgar A. Poe, Esq., delivers a Lecture to-night at the Exchange Concert Room, on the POETIC PRINCIPLE. It is scarcely necessary for us to-say, that to rare scholarship, the lecturer adds genius of an eccentric but very high order. Mr. Poe's contributions to the periodical literature of the country, have rendered his fame co-extensive with the Union. His lecture will, without doubt, excite a high degree of interest.