The Poets and Poetry of AmericaReprint of the original, first published in 1874. |
Contents
AMERICAN POETS BEFORE THE REVOLUTION | 15 |
The Bay FraimBook | 72 |
24 | 78 |
Indian DeathSeng | 86 |
Extreme Humanity from the same | 96 |
FRANCIS 9 | 128 |
HARNEY | 140 |
201 | 146 |
ALBERT PIKE | 469 |
The Stormy Petrel | 479 |
Lines spoken by a Blind | 486 |
450 | 493 |
The Notes of the Birds | 500 |
HUNTINGTON | 511 |
The Martyr of the Arena | 573 |
Extract from Endymion | 579 |
The Old Family Clock | 165 |
Proem to Yamoyden | 293 |
The True Glory of America | 305 |
GEORGE BANCROFT | 313 |
278 | 319 |
WILLIAM PITT PALMER | 325 |
Lake Erie | 387 |
The Lost at | 407 |
The Beleaguered City | 415 |
GEORGE W CUTTER | 463 |
Extract from Abel | 587 |
The Death of Teeumseh from the same | 594 |
R H STODDARD | 609 |
WILLIAM CROSWELL DOANE | 621 |
JOSIAH GILBERT HOLLAND | 628 |
JOHN TOWNSEND TROWBRIDGE | 634 |
The CottonBoll | 658 |
A Small Warbler | 667 |
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