Poems, by Andrew Marvell

<p>The many-sided Marvell, who wielded a pen that was both feared and courted, is seen at his best in stirring verse. "A Garden," "Prospect of Flowers," with the "Horatian Ode upon Cromwell," show the power of his genius. (Volume 40, Harvard Classics)</p> <p>Marvell entered Cambridge, Dec. 14, 1633.</p>