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Bayard Taylor |
212
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Our Autocrat |
213
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Within the Gate |
213
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In Memory: James T. Fields |
214
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Wilson |
215
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The Poet and the Children |
215
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A Welcome to Lowell |
216
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An Artist of the Beautiful |
216
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Mulford |
217
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To a Cape Ann Schooner |
217
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Samuel J. Tilden |
217
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| OCCASIONAL POEMS. |
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Eva |
218
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A Lay of Old Time |
218
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A Song of Harvest |
219
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Kenoza Lake |
219
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For an Autumn Festival |
220
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The Quaker Alumni |
220
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Our River |
224
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Revisited |
225
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“The Laurels” |
226
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June on the Merrimac |
226
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Hymn for the Opening of Thomas Starr King’s House of Worship |
227
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Hymn for the House of Worship at Georgetown, erected in Memory of a Mother |
228
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A Spiritual Manifestation |
228
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Chicago |
230
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Kinsman |
231
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The Golden Wedding of Longwood |
231
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Hymn for the Opening of Plymouth Church, St. Paul, Minnesota |
232
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Lexington |
232
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The Library |
233
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“I was a Stranger, and Ye took Me in” |
233
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Centennial Hymn |
234
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At School-Close |
234
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Hymn of the Children |
235
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The Landmarks |
236
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Garden |
237
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A Greeting |
237
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Godspeed |
238
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Winter Roses |
238
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The Reunion |
239
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Norumbega Hall |
239
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The Bartholdi Statue |
240
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One of the Signers |
240
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| THE TENT ON THE BEACH. |
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Prelude |
242
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The Tent on the Beach |
242
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The Wreck of Rivermouth |
245
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The Grave by the Lake |
247
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The Brother of Mercy |
250
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The Changeling |
251
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The Maids of Attitash |
253
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Kallundborg Church |
255
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The Cable Hymn |
256
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The Dead Ship of Harpswell |
257
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The Palatine |
258
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Abraham Davenport |
259
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The Worship of Nature |
261
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| ANTI-SLAVERY POEMS. |
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To William Lloyd Garrison |
262
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Toussaint L’Ouverture |
262
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The Slave-Ships |
265
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Expostulation |
267
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Hymn: “O Thou, whose Presence went before” |
268
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The Yankee Girl |
269
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The Hunters of Men |
270
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Stanzas for the Times |
271
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Clerical Oppressors |
272
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A Summons |
272
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To the Memory of Thomas Shipley |
274
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The Moral Warfare |
275
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Ritner |
275
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The Pastoral Letter |
276
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Hymn: “O Holy Father! Just and True” |
278
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The Farewell of a Virginia Slave Mother |
278
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Pennsylvania Hall |
279
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The New Year |
281
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The Relic |
283
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The World’s Convention |
284
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Massachusetts to Virginia |
286
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The Christian Slave |
288
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The Sentence of John L. Brown |
289
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Texas: Voice of New England |
291
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To Faneuil Hall |
292
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To Massachusetts |
292
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New Hampshire |
293
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The Pine-Tree |
293
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To A Southern Statesman |
294
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At Washington |
295
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The Branded Hand |
296
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The Freed Islands |
298
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A Letter |
298
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Lines from a Letter to a Young Clerical Friend |
300
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Daniel Neall |
300
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Song of Slaves in the Desert |
301
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To Delaware |
301
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Yorktown |
302
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Randolph of Roanoke |
303
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