Out Of Sweet Solitude 1873 By Donnelly, Eleanor Cecilia First Edition Civil War

  

Rare First Edition of Out of Sweet Solitude by Eleanor Cecilia Donnelly. Cloth board hard cover, shows wear from age and use. Includes period news paper clippings and book mark.

Philadelphia- JB Lippincott & Co. Pages show age with random discoloration. Pet and smoke free environment. This is her first collection of poems, originally published in 1873. It's an important work as it gives us a glimpse into the mind of a 19th-century poetess, particularly one who was deeply religious and lived through the tumultuous time of the American Civil War. Here's a bit more about the book and Eleanor Cecilia Donnelly. Themes: The poems in "Out of Sweet Solitude" explore themes of faith, love, loss, and grief. Many of them were inspired by her experiences during the Civil War, reflecting on the pain and sorrow of the conflict.

You'll also find poems that delve into religious legends and personal spiritual reflections. Style: Donnelly's writing is known for its lyrical beauty and emotional depth. Her poems often have a contemplative and introspective tone, inviting the reader to share in her thoughts and feelings. Significance: "Out of Sweet Solitude" was significant in establishing Donnelly as a prominent poet of her time.

It showcased her talent for capturing complex emotions and experiences in verse, and it resonated with readers who were also grappling with the challenges of the era.