The Anti-Philosopher
Anon
Genre: | Poetry, Drollery |
Subjects: | Botanical Gardens, Botany, Government, Politics, Controversy, Patronage |
Assuming the role of the 'Noble Savage', the poet 'clearly' but 'merely' sees the 'slighted' Joseph D Hooker. Asks if 'Him of fair name would substitution rob / For Noble Savage of Ignoble Snob?'. | |
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