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By Edward Henry Bickersteth

Bickersteth, Edward Henry (1825-1906)

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THE EARTHQUAKE.

ON THE SLOW MOVEMENT OF THE SAME.

TO A FOREIGNER HEARING “HERZ MEIN HERZ” SUNG TO THE HARP.

PLATO.

LAMENTATIONS, ch. i. v. 1–7.

ALONE UPON THE MOUNTAINS.

SONNET.

THE LAST HOUR OF 1846.

CERULINE.

PART I.

II.

PART II.

THE CHURCH—A FRAGMENT.

THE IRISH PROTESTANT CONVERTS.

THE PROTESTANT.

HYMNS ON THE JUBILEE YEAR OF THE CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

I. REV. V. 13.

II.

II. PSALM CXV. 1.

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TO MY BELOVED FATHER, WITHOUT WHOSE SANCTION AND PERMISSION THESE THOUGHTS WOULD NOT HAVE SO EARLY LEFT THE RETIREMENT OF KINDRED AND FRIENDLY CIRCLES, THIS VOLUME OF POEMS AND HYMNS, WRITTEN, MANY OF THEM, IN THE HAPPY HOME OF CHILDHOOD, Is Dedicated, WITH THE WARMEST LOVE AND ADMIRATION, BY HIS AFFECTIONATE SON.