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John Greenleaf Whittier
Author Code: AJGW
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Born: Dec. 17, 1807 - Haverhill, Massachusetts, USA Died: Sep. 7, 1892 - Hampton Falls, New Hampshire
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From a Quaker background, Whittier was educated at a local school and Haverhill Academy, although he received much of his literary interest and knowledge from his family. Starting a career in journalism, Whittier rose to editor of the New England Weekly Review in 1830. His first volume of tales, Legends of New England, was published in 1831. Whittier became a fervent abolitionist, publishing such poems as Moral Warfare and Massachusetts to Virginia, and supporting anti-slavery political candidates such as Lincoln. His other major works include Lays of My Home (1843), Songs of Labor (1850), Maud Muller (1854), The Barefoot Boy (1855), Barbara Flietchie (1863), Snow-Bound (1866), The Tent on the Beach (1867), Among the Hills (1868) and the Pennsylvania Pilgrim (1872). His only novel, Leaves From Margaret Smith's Journal, was published in 1849. |
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| AJGW004 |
Among the Hills and Other Poems
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Among the Hills
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The Dole of Jarl Thorkell
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Marguerite
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Miriam
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Nauhaught, the Deacon
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Norembega
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The Robin
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The Sisters
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The Two Rabbins
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1868-1871 |
39 |
352k |
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| AJGW007 |
Anti-Slavery Poems
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Anniversary Poem
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Arisen At Last
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Astraea At the Capitol
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At Port Royal
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At Washington
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Barbara Frietchie
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The Battle Autumn of 1862
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The Branded Hand
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Burial of Barber
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The Christian Slave
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Clerical Oppressors
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The Crisis
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The Curse of the Charter-breakers
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Daniel Neall
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To Delaware
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Derne
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"Ein Feste Burg Ist Unser Gott."
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The Emancipation Group
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To Englishmen
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Expostulation
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To Faneuil Hall
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The Farewell of A Virginia Slave Mother, etc
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For Righteousness' Sake
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The Freed Islands
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Garrison
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The Haschish
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The Hive At Gettysburg
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Howard At Atlanta
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The Hunters of Men
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Hymn
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Hymn - As Children of Thy Gracious Care
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Hymn - O Holy Father! Just and True
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Hymn - Oh, None in All the World Before
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Hymn for the Celebration of Emancipation At Newburyport
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In the Evil Days
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To John C. Fremont
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The Jubilee Singers
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The Kansas Emigrants
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Laus Deo!
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Le Marais Du Cygne
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Letter From A Missionary
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A Letter
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Lines From A Letter to A Young Clerical Friend
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Lines on the Portrait of A Celebrated Publisher
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The Lost Statesman
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The Mantle of St. John De Matha
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Massachusetts to Virginia
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To Massachusetts
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To the Memory of Thomas Shipley
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Mithridates At Chios
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Moloch in State Street
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The Moral Warfare
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New Hampshire
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The New Year
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Official Piety
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On A Prayer-Book
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Paean
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The Panorama
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The Pass of the Sierra
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The Pastoral Letter
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The Peace Autumn
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Pennsylvania Hall
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To Pennsylvania
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The Pine-Tree
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The Proclamation
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Randolph of Roanoke
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The Relic
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The Rendition
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Ritner
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A Sabbath Scene
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To Samuel E. Sewall and Harriet W. Sewall, of Melrose
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The Sentence of John L. Brown
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The Slaves of Martinique
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The Slave-ships
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A Song for the Time
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Song of Slaves in the Desert
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Song of the Negro Boatmen
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A Song, Inscribed to the Fremont Clubs
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To A Southern Statesman
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Stanzas for the Times
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A Summons
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The Summons
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To the Thirty-ninth Congress
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Thy Will Be Done
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Toussaint L'Ouverture
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The Watchers
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What of the Day?
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What the Birds Said
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To William H. Seward
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To William Lloyd Garrison
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A Word for the Hour
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The World's Convention of the Friends of Emancipation
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The Yankee Girl
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Yorktown
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1832-1880 |
199 |
684k |
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| AJGW010 |
At Sundown
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Between the Gates
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The Birthday Wreath
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Burning Drift-wood
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The Captain's Well
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The Christmas of 1888
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To E. C. S.
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To G. G.
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Haverhill
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Inscription
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James Russell Lowell
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The Last Eve of Summer
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Lydia H. Sigourney
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Milton
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O. W. Holmes on His Eightieth Birth-day
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To Oliver Wendell Holmes
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An Outdoor Reception
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R. S. S., At Deer Island on the Merrimac
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The Vow of Washington
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The Wind of March
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1888-1892 |
30 |
290k |
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| AJGW002 |
The Boy Captives
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1887 |
5 |
271k |
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| AJGW014 |
Criticism
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Evangeline
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Fame and Glory
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Fanaticism
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Mirth and Medicine
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The Poetry of the North
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1854 |
16 |
300k |
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| AJGW013 |
Leaves From Margaret Smith's Journal
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1849 |
75 |
551k |
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| AJGW012 |
Occasional Poems
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At School-Close
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For An Autumn Festival
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The Bartholdi Statue
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Centennial Hymn
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Chicago
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Eva
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Garden
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Godspeed
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The Golden Wedding of Longwood
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A Greeting
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Hymn for the House of Worship At Georgetown
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Hymn for the Opening of Plymouth Church, St. Paul, Minnesota
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Hymn for the Opening of Thomas Starr King's House of Worship
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Hymn of the Children
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"I Was A Stranger, and Ye Took Me In."
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June on the Merrimac
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Kenoza Lake
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Kinsman
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The Landmarks
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"The Laurels"
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A Lay of Old Time
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Lexington
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The Library
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Norumbega Hall
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One of the Signers
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Our River
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The Quaker Alumni
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The Reunion
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Revisited
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A Song of Harvest
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A Spiritual Manifestation
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Winter Roses
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1852-1888 |
58 |
364k |
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| AJGW009 |
Personal Poems
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An Artist of the Beautiful
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To Avis Keene
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Bayard Taylor
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Benedicite
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Brown of Ossawatomie
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Bryant on His Birthday
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Burns
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To A Cape Ann Schooner
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Chalkley Hall
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Channing
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To Charles Sumner
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The Cross
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Daniel Wheeler
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Elliott
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Fitz-Greene Halleck
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Follen
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To Fredrika Bremer
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To A Friend, on Her Return From Europe
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Garibaldi
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To George B. Cheever
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George L. Stearns
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Gone
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The Hero
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The Hill-top
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How Mary Grew
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Ichabod
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In Memory - James T. Fields
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In Peace
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In Remembrance of Joseph Sturge
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To J. P.
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To James T. Fields
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Kossuth
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A Lament
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Leggett's Monument
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Lines on A Fly-leaf
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Lines on the Death of S. Oliver Torrey
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The Lost Occasion
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Lucy Hooper
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To Lydia Maria Child
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A Memorial
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The Memory of Burns
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To the Memory of Charles B. Storrs
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Mulford
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To My Friend on the Death of His Sister
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To My Old Schoolmaster
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Naples
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Our Autocrat
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The Poet and the Children
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Rantoul
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To Ronge
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Samuel J. Tilden
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The Singer
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Sumner
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Theirs
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Thomas Starr King
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To - - -
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To - - - , Lines Written After A Summer Day's Excursion
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A Welcome to Lowell
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William Forster
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William Francis Bartlett
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Wilson
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Within the Gate
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Wordsworth
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1834-1886 |
119 |
499k |
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| AJGW005 |
Seven Islands and Others
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Banished From Massachusetts
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The Bay of Seven Islands
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Birchbrook Mill
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The Brown Dwarf of Rugen
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The Homestead
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How the Robin Came
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How the Women Went From Dover
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Requital
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Saint Gregorys Guest
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The Two Elizabeths
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The Wishing Bridge
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1882-1886 |
29 |
306k |
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| AJGW001 |
Snow-Bound
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1866 |
17 |
275k |
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| AJGW008 |
Songs of Labor and Reform
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After Election
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Astraea
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Calef in Boston
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The Christian Tourists
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The Conquest of Finland
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Democracy
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Disarmament
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The Disenthralled
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The Dream of Pio Nono
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The Drovers
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The Eve of Election
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The Fishermen
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Freedom in Brazil
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From Perugia
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The Gallows
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The Human Sacrifice
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The Huskers
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Italy
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The Lumbermen
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The Men of Old
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The New Exodus
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On the Big Horn
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Our Country
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Our State
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The Peace Convention At Brussels
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The Peace of Europe
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To Pius IX
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The Poor Voter on Election Day
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The Prisoner for Debt
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The Prisoners of Naples
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The Problem
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The Quaker of the Olden Time
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The Reformer
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To the Reformers of England
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Seed-time and Harvest
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The Ship-Builders
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The Shoemakers
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Songs of Labor Dedication
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The Voices
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1838-1877 |
78 |
410k |
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| AJGW011 |
Tales and Sketches
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The Beautiful
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Charms and Fairy Faith
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The City of A Day
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David Matson
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The Fish I Didn't Catch
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The Heroine of Long Point
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The Lighting Up
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The Little Iron Soldier
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Magicians and Witch Folk
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My Summer with Dr. Singletary
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The Opium Eater
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Passaconaway
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Patucket Falls
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The Proselytes
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Taking Comfort
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The Training
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The World's End
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Yankee Gypsies
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1831-1865 |
92 |
640k |
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| AJGW006 |
The Tent On the Beach
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Abraham Davenport
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The Brother of Mercy
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The Cable Hymn
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The Changeling
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The Dead Ship of Harpswell
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The Grave by the Lake
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Kallundborg Church
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The Maids of Attitash
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The Palatine
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The Tent On the Beach
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The Worship of Nature
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The Wreck of Rivermouth
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1858-1867 |
40 |
334k |
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| AJGW003 |
Yankee Gypsies
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1857 |
9 |
296k |
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