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Charles Fenno Hoffman


Born
in New York, New York State, The United States
February 07, 1806

Died
June 07, 1884

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Charles Fenno Hoffman was an American author, poet and editor associated with the Knickerbocker Group in New York.

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A Winter in the West Vol. I

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Wild scenes in the forest a...

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The Poems of Charles Fenno ...

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The Man In The Reservoir

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Greyslaer: A Novel of the A...

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Love's Calendar, Lays of th...

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The Pioneers of New-York: A...

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A Winter in the West. Volum...

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“What are the temples which Roman robbers have reared—what are the towers in which feudal oppression has fortified itself...to the deep forests which the eye of God has alone pervaded, and where Nature, in her unviolated sanctuary, has for ages laid her fruits and flowers on His altar! What is the echo of roofs...or of aisles that pealed the anthems of painted pomp, to the silence that has reigned in these dim groves since the first fiat of Creation was spoken.”
Charles Fenno Hoffman, A Winter in the West