PIKE, ALBERT (1809-1891)
A Short Biographical Dictionary of English Literature · 1910 · p. 9
—Poet, b. at Boston, Ma ., was in his early days a teacher, and afterwards a succe ful lawyer. His now little-remembered poems were chiefly written under the inspiration of Cole ridge and Keats. His chief work, Hymns to the Gods , which appeared in Blackwood's Magazine , closely imitates the latter. He also wrote prose sketches. PINDAR, PETER, ( see WOLCOT, J. ).
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