Author. A direct descendant of the Calvert family who were the proprietors of what became the state of Maryland. A Harvard-educated educator and editor he was the author of many books including "Illustrations of Phrenology", "A Volume from the Life of Herbert Barclay", "Count Julian", "Cabiro", "Scenes and Thoughts in Europe", "The Battle of Lake Erie", "Joan of Arc", "The Gentleman", "Anyta and other Poems", "Arnold and André", "Goethe: his Life and Works" and "Wordsworth: A Biographic Aesthetic Study". He also contributed his work to numerous periodicals and was one of the earliest American translators of German works, having done post-graduate study at the University of Gottingen. He was briefly mayor of Newport, Rhode Island in the 1850s.
Author. A direct descendant of the Calvert family who were the proprietors of what became the state of Maryland. A Harvard-educated educator and editor he was the author of many books including "Illustrations of Phrenology", "A Volume from the Life of Herbert Barclay", "Count Julian", "Cabiro", "Scenes and Thoughts in Europe", "The Battle of Lake Erie", "Joan of Arc", "The Gentleman", "Anyta and other Poems", "Arnold and André", "Goethe: his Life and Works" and "Wordsworth: A Biographic Aesthetic Study". He also contributed his work to numerous periodicals and was one of the earliest American translators of German works, having done post-graduate study at the University of Gottingen. He was briefly mayor of Newport, Rhode Island in the 1850s.
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