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Title	Southern Life in Southern Literature
Editor	Maurice Garland Fulton
Year	1917
Publisher	Ginn & Co.
Location	Boston
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CONTENTS
PART I. THE OLD SOUTH IN LITERATURE

ESSAYISTS AND DESCRIPTIVE WRITERS
WILLIAM WIRT			page
	The British Spy's Opinion of The Spectator		1
	An Old Virginia Preacher		4
DAVID CROCKETT
	The Bear Hunt		8
JOHN JAMES AUDUBON
	Early Settlers Along the Mississippi		14
WILLIAM ELLIOTT
	A Deer Hunt		19

ROMANCERS AND STORY WRITERS
EDGAR ALLAN POE
	The Fall of the House of Usher		28
JOHN PENDLETON KENNEDY
	Selections from "Swallow Barn"		50
		Swallow Barn, an Old Virginia Estate	50
		The Master of Swallow Barn	54
		The Mistress of Swallow Barn	57
		Traces of the Feudal System	59
		The Quarter	64
	Selections from "Horseshoe Robinson"		68
		Horseshoe Robinson	68
		Capture of Butler and Horseshoe	72
		Horseshoe captures Five Prisoners	77
		The Battle of King's Mountain	90
WILLIAM GILMORE SIMMS
	Selection from "The Yemassee"		105
		The Attack on the Block House	105
JOHN ESTEN COOKE
	Selections from "The Virginia Comedians"		124
		Mr. Champ Effingham of Effingham Hall	124
		Governor Fauquier's Ball	128

HUMORISTS
AUGUSTUS BALDWIN LONGSTREET
	The Horse Swap		151
	The Turn Out		161
WILLIAM TAPPAN THOMPSON
	Major Jones's Courtship		170
JOSEPH GLOVER BALDWIN
	Ovid Bolus, Esq		176
	How the Flush Times Served the Virginians		180

POETS
ST. GEORGE TUCKER
	Resignation		188
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY
	The Star-Spangled Banner		190
RICHARD HENRY WILDE
	My Life is Like the Summer Rose		192
	To the Mocking-Bird		193
EDWARD COATE PINKNEY
	Song		194
	A Serenade		194
	A Health		195
MIRABEAU BUONAPARTE LAMAR
	The Daughter of Mendoza		197
ALBERT PIKE
	To the Mocking Bird		198
PHILIP PENDLETON COOKE
	Florence Vane		200
	Life in the Autumn Woods		202
THEODORE O'HARA
	The Bivouac of The Dead		205
ALEXANDER BEAUFORT MEEK
	A Song		209
	Land of the South		210
	The Mocking Bird		211
HENRY ROOTES JACKSON
	The Red Old Hills of Georgia		213
	My Wife and Child		215
JAMES MATTHEWS LEGARÉ
	To a Lily		217
	Haw Blossoms		217
WILLIAM GILMORE SIMMS
	Oh, The Sweet South!		220
	The Swamp Fox		222
EDGAR ALLAN POE
	To Helen		225
	Israfel		227
	The Raven		228
	Ulalume		233
	Annabel Lee		237
	Eldorado		238

PART II. POETRY OF THE CIVIL WAR
JAMES RYDER RANDALL
	My Maryland		240
	John Pelham		243
ALBERT PIKE
	Dixie		244
HARRY McCARTHY
	The Bonnie Blue Flag		246
JOHN ESTEN COOKE
	The Band in the Pines		247
JOHN REUBEN THOMPSON
	Ashby		249
	Music in Camp		250
	The Burial of Latane		253
WILLIAM GORDON McCABE
	Dreaming in the Trenches		255
	Christmas Night of '62		256
	John Pegram		258
JOHN WILLIAMSON PALMER
	Stonewall Jackson's Way		259
HENRY LYNDEN FLASH
	Stonewall Jackson		261
THADDEUS OLIVER
	All Quiet Along the Potomac To-night		262
MARIE RAVENEL DE LA COSTE
	Somebody's Darling		264
CAROLINE AUGUSTA BALL
	The Jacket of Gray		266
MARGARET JUNKIN PRESTON
	Gone Forward		268
	The Shade of the Trees		269
ANONYMOUS
	The Soldier Boy		270
	"The Brigade must not Know, Sir!"		271
	The Confederate Flag		272
	Lines on a Confederate Note		273
ABRAM JOSEPH RYAN
	The Conquered Banner		275
	The Sword of Robert Lee		277
HENRY TIMROD
	Carolina		279
	A Cry To Arms		282
	Charleston		284
	Spring		286
	The Cotton Boll		288
	The Lily Confidante		293
	Magnolia Cemetery Ode		295
FRANCIS ORRAY TICKNOR
	Little Giffen		297
	The Virginians of the Valley		298
	Unknown		299
	Page Brook		300
	Loyal		301

PART III. THE NEW SOUTH IN LITERATURE
HUMORISTS
RICHARD MALCOLM JOHNSTON
	The Goosepond Schoolmaster		303
GEORGE WILLIAM BAGBY
	Jud Brownin's Account of Rubinstein's Playing		308

NOVELISTS AND STORY WRITERS
GEORGE WASHINGTON CABLE
	The Dance in Place Congo		314
JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS
	Brer Rabbit grossly deceives Brer Fox		324
	The Cunning Fox is again Victimized		328
MARY NOAILLES MURFREE ("CHARLES EGBERT CRADDOCK")
	The "Harnt" that walks Chilhowee		332
THOMAS NELSON PAGE
	Marse Chan (Summary)		342
	The Training of the Old Virginia Lawyer		347
JAMES LANE ALLEN
	Two Gentlemen of Kentucky		348
WILLIAM SIDNEY PORTER ("O HENRY")
	Two Renegades		363

ESSAYISTS AND DESCRIPTIVE WRITERS
SUSAN DABNEY SMEDES
	A Southern Planter's Ideals of Honor		373
BASIL LANNEAU GILDERSLEEVE
	The Creed of the Old South		377
WILLIAM PETERFIELD TRENT
	The Diversity among Southerners		389

POETS
PAUL HAMILTON HAYNE
	A Dream of the South Winds		400
	Aspects of the Pines		401
	Macdonald's Raid-1780		402
	The Pine's Mystery		405
	The Will and the Wing		405
	The Axe and Pine		407
	Midsummer in the South		407
IRWIN RUSSELL
	Nebuchadnezzar		410
	Selling a Dog		412
	Dat Peter		413
SIDNEY LANIER
	The Tournament		416
	Song of the Chattahoochee		419
	The Crystal		421
	Sunrise		422
JOHN BANISTER TABB
	My Star		429
	Killdee		430
	Clover		430
	Fame		431
JOHN HENRY BONER
	Moonrise in the Pines		431
	The Light'ood Fire		434
	Poe's Cottage at Fordham		435
WILL HENRY THOMPSON
	The High Tide at Gettysburg		437
SAMUEL MINTURN PECK
	A Southern Girl		440
	The Grapevine Swing		441
	Aunt Jemima's Quilt		443
WILLIAM HAMILTON HAYNE
	A Meadow Song		445
	When Dogwood Brightens the Groves of Spring		447
ROBERT BURNS WILSON
	To a Crow		448
	Ballad of the Faded Field		448
FRANK LEBBY STANTON
	A Plantation Ditty		450
	The Graveyard Rabbit		450
	Answering to Roll Call		451
MADISON JULIUS CAWEIN
	The Whippoorwill		453
	Evening on the Farm		454
JOHN CHARLES McNEILL
	Away Down Home		456
	An Idyl		458
	Barefooted		459
	Sundown		460
WALTER MALONE
	October in Tennessee		461
SURVIVALS OF OLD BRITISH BALLADS
	Barbara Allen		462
	Lord Thomas and Fair Eleanor		464
	The Hangman's Tree		467
	The Wife of Usher's Well		469
	George Collins		470
NOTES			473
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SOUTHERN
	LITERATURE		528