Singular Career of Prof Norton
By Walter Littlefield, the piece surveys Charles Eliot Norton as a renowned editor and scholar, detailing friendships with Longfellow, Emerson, Lowell, Ruskin, and Carlyle, his Dante work, translations of the Divine Comedy, and his influence in American letters. It notes his critical rigor, self-application, and prominence in Harvard circles.
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