Julia Ward Howe

“ Crawford's works was also his statue of an Indian chief, much admired by the English sculptor Gibson, who proposed that a bronze copy of it should be retained in Rome as a lasting monument. Mr. Crawford's health failed under the pressure of the great public works here enumerated. In politics he was a liberal, in religion a Protestant, in character generous and kindly, and adverse to discords, professional or social. ”

“ Isaacs” (New York, 1882) ; “Doctor Claudius” (1883) ; “A Roman Singer” (1884) ; “To Leeward” (1884) ; “An American Politician” (1885) ; “Zoroaster” (1885) ; “Tale of a Lonely Parish” (1886) ; “Saracinesca” (1886) ”