Author:Robert Haven Schauffler

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Robert Haven Schauffler (1879–1964)

Author, lecturer, and musician, was born of American missionary parents in Brünn, (then in Austria), on April 8, 1879.

Works include

• Our American Holidays - Christmas (1949)
• Peter Pantheism (1925) Renewal R107395
• The poetry cure, a pocket medicine chest of verse (1925) Renewal R107396
• Armistice Day (1927) [1]
• The poetry cure, with Marion Bauer (1927) Renewal R142711
• Beethoven: the man who freed music. Vol. 1-2 (1929) Renewal R177906
• Hobnails in Eden. Poems of a Maine vagabond (1929) Renewal R184036
• A manthology; songs that are fit for men, and a few women (1931) Renewal R223602
• The junior poetry cure (1931) Renewal R221514
• The mad musician; an abridgment of Beethoven: the man who freed music (1932) Renewal R235550
• The unknown Brahms (1933) Renewal R270241
• Hallowe'en; its origin, spirit, celebration, and significance as related in prose and verse (1933) Renewal R270236
• The magic of music, an anthology for music (1935) Renewal R307533
• The days we celebrate. (1940)
  • Vol.1-2 Renewal R420197 Renewal R420198
  • Vol.3-4 Renewal R421931 Renewal R421930
• New and selected poems (1942) Renewal R478978
• Democracy days; an anthology of the best prose and verse on democracy. (Our American holidays) (1942) Renewal R478980 with Hilah Paulmier
• Pan-American Day; an anthology of the best prose and verse. (Our American holidays) (1943) Renewal R499842 (with Hilah Paulmier)
• Florestan, the life and work of Robert Schumann (1945) Renewal R544833
• Peace days (1946) Renewal R568386, Hilah Paulmier
• Good will days (1947) Renewal R607025

Transcription projects

• Index:Armistice Day.djvu
• Index:Our American Holidays - Christmas.djvu

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