James Matthews Legaré
James Matthews Legaré (November 26, 1823, Charleston, South Carolina – March 30, 1859, Aiken, South Carolina) was an American poet and failed inventor.
Legaré was a relative of Hugh S. Legaré. He was by profession an inventor, but whose ill health prevented the commercialization of his devices. He contributed poetry to magazines, and published a single volume, Orta-Undis and other poems in 1848.[1] Orta-undis means "sprung from water".
References
- ↑ Southern Life in Southern Literature by Maurice Garland Fulton
Bibliography
- Curtis Carroll Davis, That Ambitious Mr. Legaré: The Life of James M. Legaré of South Carolina, Including a Collected Edition of His Verse, (University of South Carolina Press, 1971), ISBN 0-87249-166-8.
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