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The poetical works of John Greenleaf Whittier

in four volumes
Whittier, John Greenleaf (1807-1892)

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VOLUME I NARRATIVE AND LEGENDARY POEMS
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VOLUME II POEMS OF NATURE, RELIGIOUS POEMS, ETC.
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VOLUME III ANTI-SLAVERY POEMS, SONGS OF LABOR AND REFORM
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VOLUME IV Personal Poems, The Tent on the Beach, etc.
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PERSONAL POEMS
  
A LAMENT.
  
TO THE MEMORY OF CHARLES B. STORRS,
  
LINES
  
TO ---,
  
LEGGETT'S MONUMENT.
  
TO A FRIEND,
  
LUCY HOOPER.
  
FOLLEN.
  
TO J. P.
  
CHALKLEY HALL.
  
GONE.
  
TO RONGE.
  
CHANNING.
  
TO MY FRIEND ON THE DEATH OF HIS SISTER.
  
DANIEL WHEELER.
  
TO FREDRIKA BREMER.
  
TO AVIS KEENE.
  
THE HILL-TOP.
  
ELLIOTT.
  
ICHABOD.
  
THE LOST OCCASION.
  
WORDSWORTH.
  
TO ---
  
IN PEACE.
  
BENEDICITE.
  
KOSSUTH.
  
TO MY OLD SCHOOLMASTER.
  
THE CROSS.
  
THE HERO.
  
RANTOUL.
  
WILLIAM FORSTER.
  
TO CHARLES SUMNER.
  
BURNS.
  
TO GEORGE B. CHEEVER.
  
TO JAMES T. FIELDS.
  
THE MEMORY OF BURNS.
  
IN REMEMBRANCE OF JOSEPH STURGE.
  
BROWN OF OSSAWATOMIE.
  
NAPLES.
  
A MEMORIAL.
  
BRYANT ON HIS BIRTHDAY.
  
THOMAS STARR KING.
  
LINES ON A FLY-LEAF.
  
GEORGE L. STEARNS.
  
GARIBALDI.
  
TO LYDIA MARIA CHILD,
  
THE SINGER.
  
HOW MARY GREW.
  
SUMNER.
  
THIERS.
  
FITZ-GREENE HALLECK.
  
WILLIAM FRANCIS BARTLETT.
  
BAYARD TAYLOR.
  
OUR AUTOCRAT.
  
WITHIN THE GATE.
  
IN MEMORY.
  
WILSON.
  
THE POET AND THE CHILDREN.
  
A WELCOME TO LOWELL.
  
AN ARTIST OF THE BEAUTIFUL.
  
MULFORD.
  
TO A CAPE ANN SCHOONER.
  
SAMUEL J. TILDEN.
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OCCASIONAL POEMS
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THE TENT ON THE BEACH
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AT SUNDOWN
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APPENDIX

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MULFORD.

Author of The Nation and The Republic of God.

Unnoted as the setting of a star
He passed; and sect and party scarcely knew
When from their midst a sage and seer with drew
To fitter audience, where the great dead are
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In God's republic of the heart and mind,
Leaving no purer, nobler soul behind.
1886.
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