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The Poems of Mackenzie Bell

Bell, Mackenzie (1856-1930)

POEMS OF NATURE.

POEMS OF CONSOLATION AND OF RELIGION.

POEMS AND SONNETS CONCERNING SHAKESPEARE.

PICTURES OF TRAVEL.

POEMS FOUNDED ON HISTORY.

MISCELLANEOUS SONNETS.

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LYRICAL AND OTHER POEMS.

ON LOSING THE FRIENDSHIP OF ONE HITHERTO ESTEEMED A FRIEND.

TO SIR WALTER SCOTT.

THE POET'S INSPIRATION.

TO FREDERICK TENNYSON.

A GOLDEN WEDDING:

THE PHILOSOPHY OF OUR FEELINGS.

THE BOY CHATTERTON TO HIMSELF.

THE BOY COLERIDGE TO HIMSELF.

PASSION'S SLAVE.

THE PHILOSOPHY OF FREQUENT FAILURE.

TO EDMUND CLARENCE STEDMAN.

TO THE WOMEN OF GREAT BRITAIN.

HUMOROUS POEMS.

POEMS FOR SCHOOL RECITATION.

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	The Poems of Mackenzie Bell

The Poems of Mackenzie Bell

Mackenzie Bell

1856-1930

James Clarke & Co.

London

1909

	The Poems of Mackenzie Bell