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The writings of James Russell Lowell

in ten volumes

Lowell, James Russell (1819-1891)

POEMS I.

POEMS II.

THE BIGLOW PAPERS

NOTICES OF AN INDEPENDENT PRESS

INTRODUCTION.

FIRST SERIES

No. I. A LETTER FROM MR. EZEKIEL BIGLOW OF JAALAM TO THE HON. JOSEPH T. BUCKINGHAM

No. II. A LETTER FROM MR. HOSEA BIGLOW TO THE HON. J. T. BUCKINGHAM, EDITOR OF THE BOSTON COURIER, COVERING A LETTER FROM MR. B. SAWIN, PRIVATE IN THE MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT.

No. III. WHAT MR. ROBINSON THINKS

No. IV. REMARKS OF INCREASE D. O'PHACE ESQ.

No. V. THE DEBATE IN THE SENNIT

[“Here we stan' on the Constitution, by thunder]

No. VI. THE PIOUS EDITOR'S CREED

No. VII. A LETTER FROM A CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY IN ANSWER TO SUTTIN QUESTIONS PROPOSED BY MR. HOSEA BIGLOW

No. VIII. A SECOND LETTER FROM B. SAWIN, ESQ.

No. IX. A THIRD LETTER FROM B. SAWIN, ESQ.

SECOND SERIES

POEMS III.

10.

POEMS IV.

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[2. A camel-driver, angry with his drudge]

A camel-driver, angry with his drudge,
Beating him, called him hunchback; to the hind
Thus spake a dervish: “Friend, the Eternal Judge
Dooms not His work, but ours, the crooked mind.”