Amy Lowell was one of the most vibrant Imagist poets, and her command of language was what made her "new" type of poetry pop to life. Don't expect that here.
Amy Watson
Amy Reed
Elizabeth Lowell
Amy Newmark
Amy Newmark
Amy Licence
Amy Lowell
Amy Lowell
Amy Levy
Amy Amy Levy
Amy Lowell
Amy Parker
Amy Lawrence & Olivia Blair
Amy Dickinson
Amy Goymour
Amy and Dave Freeman
Amy Tan
Amy Restorick Roberts
Amy Birch
Joanna Lowell
Amy Kohout
Amy Price Azano
Amy M. West
Amy N. Monaghan
Amy Novesky
Amy McKinley
Amy and Dave Freeman
Amy Shah
Amy Meyerson
Amy Suiter Clarke
Rebekah Lowell
Amy Proebstel
Amy Cuddy
Amy Proebstel
Amy Meyerson
Amy Christine Brown
Rebekah Lowell
Amy Lea
Amy Martin
Amy Cuddy
Amy Cuddy
Amy Shah
Amy Novesky
Amy Shah
Amy Vernberg Beekman
Amy Tector
Amy Bradley
Amy Amy Schimler-Safford
Amy Martin
Amy Grisak
Amy McKinley
Amy Kohout
Bornman Amy
Amy Clipston
Amy Lawrence
Amy Macy
Harris, John
Krogh, August
Arthur M. Winfield
Harriet Jane Hanson Robinson
Victoria. Dept. of Agriculture.
James Harvey Sanders
Henry Townsend Smith
Frederick Henry Sykes
Melville H. Staples
Joseph Deevy
Charles Augustus Keeler
Dawn Bause
Farrar, John Chipman
Tagliabue, C.J., Mfg. Co.
Kenyon L. Butterfield
Mills, John
G. A. Henty
Ernest Naville
Theophilus Brass
Luther Samuel Dickey
Hopkins, Samuel
Ralph Walter Page
Lindley Miller Keasbey
John Bartholomew O'Connor
New York (N.Y.). Common Council.
Edward Alfred D'Alton
David Clarkson
J. G. White
Ron Ben-Natan
Joseph S. Tunison
Hans Fehlinger
John S. Vaughan
John William Colenso
Constantine Cavarnos
Francis Sutton
S. Bradbury
Thomas Whittaker
Albert Kimsey Owen
Fox, John
Robert William Griffin
Winston Churchill
William Howard Brett
Hill Peebles Wilson
W. Hall-Patch
Henry Harrisse
William Nathaniel Massey
Hastings Rashdall
Rudyard Kipling
United States. Public Health Service.
R. B. Haldane Viscount
Josef Svatopluk Machar