The Works of John Greenleaf Whittier, Volume III (of VII)

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Author

Whittier, John Greenleaf, 1807-1892

Title

Anti-Slavery Poems and Songs of Labor and Reform, Complete Volume III of The Works of John Greenleaf Whittier

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David Widger

Language

English

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PS: Language and Literatures: American and Canadian literature

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Slavery -- United States -- Poetry

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9580

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December 1, 2005

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Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.THE WORKS OF JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER, Volume III. (of VII)
2. 2.ANTI-SLAVERY POEMS and SONGS OF LABOR AND REFORM
3. 3.By John Greenleaf Whittier — ANTI-SLAVERY POEMS
4. 4.TO WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON
5. 5.TOUSSAINT L'OUVERTURE.
6. 6.THE SLAVE-SHIPS.
7. 7.EXPOSTULATION.
8. 8.HYMN.
9. 9.THE YANKEE GIRL.
10. 10.THE HUNTERS OF MEN.
11. 11.STANZAS FOR THE TIMES.
12. 12.CLERICAL OPPRESSORS.
13. 13.A SUMMONS
14. 14.TO THE MEMORY OF THOMAS SHIPLEY.
15. 15.THE MORAL WARFARE.
16. 16.RITNER.
17. 17.THE PASTORAL LETTER
18. 18.HYMN
19. 19.HYMN
20. 20.THE FAREWELL OF A VIRGINIA SLAVE MOTHER TO HER DAUGHTERS SOLD — INTO SOUTHERN BONDAGE.
21. 21.PENNSYLVANIA HALL.
22. 22.THE NEW YEAR. — Addressed to the Patrons of the Pennsylvania Freeman.
23. 23.THE RELIC.
24. 24.THE WORLD'S CONVENTION OF THE FRIENDS OF EMANCIPATION, — HELD IN LONDON IN 1840.
25. 25.MASSACHUSETTS TO VIRGINIA.
26. 26.THE CHRISTIAN SLAVE.
27. 27.THE SENTENCE OF JOHN L. BROWN
28. 28.THE SENTENCE OF JOHN L. BROWN.
29. 29.TEXAS — VOICE OF NEW ENGLAND.
30. 30.TO FANEUIL HALL.
31. 31.TO MASSACHUSETTS.
32. 32.NEW HAMPSHIRE.
33. 33.THE PINE-TREE.
34. 34.TO A SOUTHERN STATESMAN.
35. 35.AT WASHINGTON.
36. 36.THE BRANDED HAND.
37. 37.THE FREED ISLANDS.
38. 38.A LETTER.
39. 39.LINES FROM A LETTER TO A YOUNG CLERICAL FRIEND.
40. 40.DANIEL NEALL.
41. 41.SONG OF SLAVES IN THE DESERT.
42. 42.TO DELAWARE.
43. 43.YORKTOWN.
44. 44.RANDOLPH OF ROANOKE.
45. 45.THE LOST STATESMAN. — Written on hearing of the death of Silas Wright of New York.
46. 46.THE SLAVES OF MARTINIQUE.
47. 47.THE CURSE OF THE CHARTER-BREAKERS.
48. 48.PAEAN.
49. 49.THE CRISIS. — Written on learning the terms of the treaty with Mexico.
50. 50.LINES ON THE PORTRAIT OF A CELEBRATED PUBLISHER.
51. 51.DERNE.
52. 52.A SABBATH SCENE.
53. 53.IN THE EVIL DAYS.
54. 54.MOLOCH IN STATE STREET.
55. 55.OFFICIAL PIETY.
56. 56.THE RENDITION.
57. 57.ARISEN AT LAST.
58. 58.THE HASCHISH.
59. 59.FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS' SAKE. — Inscribed to friends under arrest for treason against the slave power.
60. 60.THE KANSAS EMIGRANTS.
61. 61.LETTER FROM A MISSIONARY OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH, — IN KANSAS, TO A DISTINGUISHED POLITICIAN.
62. 62.BURIAL OF BARBER. — Thomas Barber was shot December 6, 1855, near Lawrence, Kansas.
63. 63.TO PENNSYLVANIA.
64. 64.LE MARAIS DU CYGNE.
65. 65.THE PASS OF THE SIERRA.
66. 66.A SONG FOR THE TIME.
67. 67.WHAT OF THE DAY?
68. 68.A SONG, INSCRIBED TO THE FREMONT CLUBS.
69. 69.THE PANORAMA.
70. 70.ON A PRAYER-BOOK,
71. 71.THE SUMMONS.
72. 72.TO WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
73. 73.IN WAR TIME. — TO SAMUEL E. SEWALL AND HARRIET W. SEWAll, OF MELROSE.
74. 74.THY WILL BE DONE.
75. 75.A WORD FOR THE HOUR.
76. 76."EIN FESTE BURG IST UNSER GOTT." — LUTHER'S HYMN.
77. 77.TO JOHN C. FREMONT.
78. 78.THE WATCHERS.
79. 79.TO ENGLISHMEN.
80. 80.MITHRIDATES AT CHIOS.
81. 81.AT PORT ROYAL.
82. 82.SONG OF THE NEGRO BOATMEN.
83. 83.ASTRAEA AT THE CAPITOL. — ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 1862.
84. 84.THE BATTLE AUTUMN OF 1862.
85. 85.HYMN, — SUNG AT CHRISTMAS BY THE SCHOLARS OF ST. HELENA'S ISLAND, S. C.
86. 86.THE PROCLAMATION.
87. 87.ANNIVERSARY POEM.
88. 88.BARBARA FRIETCHIE.
89. 89.WHAT THE BIRDS SAID.
90. 90.THE MANTLE OF ST. JOHN DE MATHA. — A LEGEND OF "THE RED, WHITE, AND BLUE," A. D. 1154-1864.
91. 91.LAUS DEO!
92. 92.HYMN FOR THE CELEBRATION OF EMANCIPATION AT NEWBURYPORT.
93. 93.AFTER THE WAR.
94. 94.THE PEACE AUTUMN. — Written for the Fssex County Agricultural Festival, 1865.
95. 95.TO THE THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
96. 96.THE HIVE AT GETTYSBURG.
97. 97.HOWARD AT ATLANTA.
98. 98.THE EMANCIPATION GROUP.
99. 99.THE JUBILEE SINGERS.
100. 100.GARRISON.
101. 101.SONGS OF LABOR AND REFORM
102. 102.THE QUAKER OF THE OLDEN TIME.
103. 103.DEMOCRACY.
104. 104.THE GALLOWS.
105. 105.SEED-TIME AND HARVEST.
106. 106.TO THE REFORMERS OF ENGLAND.
107. 107.THE HUMAN SACRIFICE.
108. 108.SONGS OF LABOR.
109. 109.DEDICATION.
110. 110.THE SHOEMAKERS.
111. 111.THE FISHERMEN.
112. 112.THE LUMBERMEN.
113. 113.THE SHIP-BUILDERS
114. 114.THE DROVERS.
115. 115.THE HUSKERS.
116. 116.THE CORN-SONG.
117. 117.THE REFORMER.
118. 118.THE PEACE CONVENTION AT BRUSSELS.
119. 119.THE PRISONER FOR DEBT.
120. 120.THE CHRISTIAN TOURISTS.
121. 121.THE MEN OF OLD.
122. 122.TO PIUS IX.
123. 123.CALEF IN BOSTON. — 1692.
124. 124.OUR STATE.
125. 125.THE PRISONERS OF NAPLES.
126. 126.THE PEACE OF EUROPE.
127. 127.ASTRAEA.
128. 128.THE DISENTHRALLED.
129. 129.THE POOR VOTER ON ELECTION DAY.
130. 130.THE DREAM OF PIO NONO.
131. 131.THE VOICES.
132. 132.THE NEW EXODUS.
133. 133.THE CONQUEST OF FINLAND.
134. 134.THE EVE OF ELECTION.
135. 135.FROM PERUGIA.
136. 136.ITALY.
137. 137.FREEDOM IN BRAZIL.
138. 138.AFTER ELECTION.
139. 139.DISARMAMENT.
140. 140.THE PROBLEM.
141. 141.OUR COUNTRY. — Read at Woodstock, Conn., July 4,1883.
142. 142.ON THE BIG HORN.
143. 143.NOTES

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