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 | Tales of the Spanish seas |  |
Title Page
TALES
OF THE
SPANISH SEAS.
OF THE
SPANISH SEAS.
BY
HENRY W. HERBERT,
AUTHOR OF “CROMWELL,” “THE BROTHERS,” “MARMADUKE WYVILL,” “THE ROMAN
TRAITOR,” ETC.
Our plough the galley, and our steeds the breeze—
Our harvest-field the broad and bounding seas—
We reap the golden crop from zone to zone,
Our birthright all that slaves and dastards own.
Our harvest-field the broad and bounding seas—
We reap the golden crop from zone to zone,
Our birthright all that slaves and dastards own.
New York:
BURGESS, STRINGER, & CO.,
222 Broadway, corner of Ann Street.
222 Broadway, corner of Ann Street.
1847.
| Tales of the Spanish seas | |