Palace-Burner Lawrence R. Heaney and so became a ‘gentleman

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Palace-Burner Lawrence R. Heaney and so became a ‘gentlemanSarah Morgan Bryan Piatt (1836 1919) now ranks as the most important American woman poet of the nineteenth century after Emily Dickinson. Published heavily in all the period's most prestigious journals, Piatt was widely celebrated by her peers as a gifted stylist in the genteel tradition. Palace Burner, however, also reveals Piatt's other side: ironic, experimental, and pushing the limits of Victorian language, the sentimental female persona, and what