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Chapter 6: Late
Nineteenth Century: Ina Coolbrith (1842-1928)
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Poet and Librarian,
Coolbrith assisted Bret Harte in editing the Overland Monthly;
in 1915, she was named by the California legislature as the
state's first Poet Laureate.
Primary
Works
A Perfect
Day, 1881; The Singer of the Sea, 1894; Songs from
the Golden Gate, 1895.
Selected
Bibliography
Hubbard, George U. "Ina
Coolbrith's Friendship with John Greenleaf Whittier." New England
Quarterly 45.1 (Mar 1972): 109-18.
Morrow, Patrick D. "Power
behind the Throne: Ina Coolbrith and the Politics of Submission."
Kate Chopin Newsletter 2.1 (1976): 13-18.
Rhodehamel, Josephine, and
Raymund Wood. Ina Coolbrith, librarian and laureate of
California. Provo: Brigham Young UP, 1973. PS1397 C5 Z9
Scharnhorst, Gary. "Ina
Donna Coolbrith (1841-1928)." Nineteenth-Century American Women
Writers: A Bio-Bibliographical Critical Sourcebook. Eds. Denise
D. Knight and Emmanuel S. Nelson. Westport, CT: Greenwood, 1997.
73-76.
Walker, Cheryl. "Ina
Coolbrith and the Nightingale Tradition." Legacy 6.1 (Sprg
1989): 27-33.
Wood, Raymund F. "Librarian
and Laureate: Ina Coolbrith of California." Markham Review 5
(1976): 35-39.
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