John G. Whittier

John G. Whittier was a 19th-century American poet and abolitionist known for his passionate writings against slavery and social injustice. Born in 1807 in Massachusetts, he used his poetry to advocate for freedom, equality, and moral reform. Whittier's work often reflected his Quaker beliefs and commitment to social causes, inspiring many to oppose slavery and improve society. Aside from poetry, he was active in politics and social movements. His influential works, like "Snow-Bound," highlight American life and values, making him a prominent figure in American literature and history.