Walt Whitman

Work : None | New Job 1832 (Worked as printer, journalist and school teacher) | Work : None | New Job 1846 (Editor for the Brooklyn Eagle) | Work : None | New Job 1855 (Job in New Orleans and published "Leaves of Green") | Work : None | Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1865 (First war book released) | Health : None | Medical diagnosis 1873 (Stroke and paralysis) | Work : None | Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1888 (Published "November Boughs") | : None | Death by Disease 26 March 1892 (Stroke, age 72) | Diagnoses : Major Diseases | Stroke (Paralysis) | Family : Childhood | Family large (Nine kids) | Family : Childhood | Order of birth (Second of nine) | Family : Relationship | Married late/never | Family : Parenting | Foster, Step, or Adopted Kids (Claimed he fathered six illegitimate kids) | Passions : Sexuality | Bi-Sexual | Vocation : Education | Teacher (Public school, initially) | Vocation : Military | Military service (Care provider/nurse during Civil War) | Vocation : Politics | Government employee (Paymaster and Dept. of Interior) | Vocation : Writers | Poet (Noted and controversial) | Vocation : Writers | Publisher/ Editor (Secondary) | Notable : Famous | Top 5% of Profession | Notable : Book Collection | American Book