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    What is the name of the poem on the pedestal at the base of the Statue Of Liberty?

    Question #18228. Asked by Maggie. (Apr 12 02 11:19 PM)


    McGruff

    		The New Colossus by Emma Lazarus (1883)


    Apr 12 02, 11:27 PM

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