The Life and Poems of Theodore Winthrop

In this intimate biography, Winthrop Johnson explores the life and work of her great-grandfather, the 19th-century author Theodore Winthrop. From his early years in New Haven to his tragic death at the Battle of Big Bethel, readers will gain a deep understanding of this often-overlooked writer.

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