The year 1848 saw the publication of his most important long works, including The Vision of Sir Launfal, The Biglow Papers, and a work which satirized Margaret Fuller and other literary figures of the age.
One of this poet's works contains a faux-Latin poem attributed to Ovid called "Kettelopotomachia" or "battle of the kettle and the pot." In another poem, he wrote that "Once to every man and nation comes the moment to decide, in the strife of Truth with Falsehood, for the good or evil side." In a poem inspired by the death of his daughter Blanche, he described telling his daughter Mabel that the Lord is responsible for making snow fall. This author of "The Present (*) Crisis" and "The First Snowfall" also wrote a work whose title character, Hosea, is contrasted with Birdofredum Sawin. The year 1848 saw the publication of his most important long works, including The Vision of Sir Launfal, The Biglow Papers, and a work which satirized Margaret Fuller and other literary figures of the age. For 10 points, name this author of A Fable for Critics.
One of this poet's works contains a faux-Latin poem attributed to Ovid called "Kettelopotomachia" or "battle of the kettle and the pot.
{J}ames Russell {Lowell} [prompt for first name on just {Lowell}]