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representations of contemporary culture which continue to evolve into perpetuity in American southwest and indigenous cultures. Throughout her life, Pound composed many anthologies on the poetic and historical influences upon American ballads.
Personal life.
Pound and Cather residence halls at the University of Nebraska (Lincoln) were named after Louise Pound and Willa Cather, with whom Pound maintained a close friendship. Some scholars argue that Louise Pound and Willa Cather's friendship intruded on the romantic. Willa Cather biographers Phyllis C. Robinson and Sharon O'Brien argue that Pound was Cather
Stephen Bosworth Pound
Stephen B. Pound (January 14, 1833 – May 14, 1911) was a pioneer lawyer, senator and judge in Nebraska, USA.
Born and educated in New York state, Pound moved to Nebraska in 1869. He was elected a judge and served in the state senate.
Pound was the father of three children: Roscoe, Louise, and Olivia.
Sources.
- The Nebraska Society
References.
- "Pound, Stephen Bosworth." "The National Cyclopaedia of