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The battle of Niagara
second edition - enlarged : with other poems
Neal, John (1793-1876)
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DEDICATION.
PRELIMINARY POEM.
BATTLE OF NIAGARA.
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CANTO I.
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GOLDAU:
TO THE READER.
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THE MINSTREL'S SONG.
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THE MINSTREL.
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THE MINSTREL.
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MINSTREL.
ADJURATION.
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ODE, DELIVERED BEFORE THE DELPHIANS.
CONQUEST OF PERU.
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PERRY's VICTORY.
HYMN,
TO ---.
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SONG.
The Lyre of the Winds.
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The battle of Niagara
O, I have lost ye all!
Parents—and home—and friends:
Ye sleep beneath a mountain pall;
A mountain-plumage o'er ye bends.
The cliff-yew in funereal gloom,
Is now the only mourning plume,
That nods above a peoples' tomb.
The battle of Niagara