Cambridge.
Pattee.
Atlan. 118 ('16): 503. (Nicholson.)
Bookm. 20 ('04): 18; 33 ('11): 67 (portrait); 35 ('12): 357 (portrait),
637; 38 ('13): 163 (portrait), 598; 44 ('16): 22 (portraits), 58, 79.
Cur Lit. 41 ('06): 160 (portrait); 57 ('14): 425 (portrait).
Cur. Op. 61 ('16): 196 (portrait).
J. Educ. 84 ('16): 149, 298.
Lit. Digest, 47 ('13): 782; 53 ('16): Aug. 1, pp. 304 (portrait), 408;
51 ('15): 730.
Nation, 97 ('13): 332.
No. Am. 204 ('16): 421.
Outlook, 111 ('15): 249, 273 (portrait), 396; 113 ('16): 778.
R. of Rs. 54 ('16): 327 (portrait).
World's Work, 22 ('11): 14777 (portrait); 25 ('13): 565.
Yale R. n.s. 9 ('20): 395.
+Charles George Douglas Roberts+--novelist, poet, Nature writer.
Born at Douglas, New Brunswick, 1860. Studied at the University of New
Brunswick, 1876. Has been a teacher, editor, soldier. In France during
the War.
Major Roberts has published many volumes of poems, besides novels and
animal stories.
For bibliography, see _Who's Who_ (English). For reviews, see _Book
Review Digest_, 1914, 1916, 1919.
+Edwin Arlington Robinson+--poet.
Born at Head Tide, Maine, 1869. Educated at Gardiner, Maine, on the
Kennebec River ("Tilbury Town"). Studied at Harvard, 1891-3. Struggled in
various ways to make a living in New York, even working in the subway,
while publishing his first poems. His _Captain Craig_, 1902, attracted
the attention of Roosevelt, who gave the author a position in the New
York Custom House, which he held 1905-10. Since then he has been able to
give his entire time to poetry.