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The poems of Dr. Yalden

Yalden, Thomas (1670-1736)

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THE POEMS OF DR. YALDEN.

AGAINST IMMODERATE GRIEF.

HYMN TO THE MORNING.

HYMN TO DARKNESS.

AGAINST ENJOYMENT.

THE CURSE OF BABYLON.

TO MR. CONGREVE:

TO HIS FRIEND CAPTAIN CHAMBERLAIN,

THE RAPE OF THEUTILLA:

AN ODE FOR ST. CECILIA'S DAY,

THE FORCE OF JEALOUSY.

TO HIS PERJURED MISTRESS.

IMITATION OF HORACE.

PATROCLUS'S REQUEST TO ACHILLES FOR HIS ARMS.

ON THE RE-PRINTING MILTON'S PROSE WORKS WITH HIS POEMS.

TO SIR HUMPHRY MACKWORTH:

OVID'S ART OF LOVE.

TO THE MEMORY OF A FAIR YOUNG LADY,

ADVICE TO A LOVER.

ON THE CONQUEST OF NAMUR.

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	The poems of Dr. Yalden

The poems of Dr. Yalden

Thomas Yalden

1670-1736

Printed for J. Johnson; J. Nichols and Son; R. Baldwin [etc.]

London

1810

	The poems of Dr. Yalden