Taggard, Genevieve, 1894-1948
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Taggard, Genevieve
Genevieve Taggard American poet
VIAF ID: 51910195 ( Personal )
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1894-1948
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1894-1948
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New York, NY
Works
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| American images. |
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| Calling Western union |
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| Circumference, varieties of metaphysical verse, 1456-1928; |
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| Collected poems, 1918-1938 |
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| Continent's end: an anthology of contemporary California poets, edited, with introductions |
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| Falcon : poems on Soviet themes |
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| For eager lovers, 1922. |
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| Hawaiian hilltop |
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| Holiday song. For four-part chorus of mixed voices with piano accompaniment., Genevieve Taggard |
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| Konvolut von Briefen |
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| Lark. |
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| Lark four-part chorus for mixed voices (a cappella) with baritone solo |
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| The life and mind of Emily Dickinson |
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| Long view |
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| May days; an anthology of verse from Masses-Liberator |
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| Monologue for mothers (aside) |
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| Not mine to finish, poems 1928-1934 |
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| A part of Vermont |
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| Poems. Selections |
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| Poets reading the same Shakespeare sonnet at the City College of New York, between 1938 and 1941 |
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| Remembering Vaughan in New England |
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| Slow music |
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| Ten introductions; a collection of modern verse |
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| To the natural world |
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| Travelling standing still, poems, 1918-1928 |
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| The unspoken and other poems |
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| When in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes |
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| Women poets on the left : Lola Ridge, Genevieve Taggard, Margaret Walker |
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| Words for the chisel. |
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