Страница - 1105Страница - 1107- Randall, James Ryder [1839-1908]:
- Rankin, Jeremiah Eames [1828-1904]:
- The Word of God to Leyden came, [56];
- Fairest of Freedom's Daughters, [594].
- Rawnsley, Hardwick Drummond [1850- ]:
- A Ballad of the Conemaugh Flood, [600].
- Read, Thomas Buchanan [1822-1872]:
- Realf, Richard [1834-1878]:
- The Defence of Lawrence, [390].
- Revere, Paul [1735-1818]:
- Rice, Harvey [1800-1891]:
- Rice, Wallace de Groot Cecil [1859- ]:
- The First American Sailors, [34];
- The Sudbury Fight, [85];
- The Minute-Men of Northboro', [152];
- Firstfruits in 1812, [291];
- Defeat and Victory, [302];
- The Armstrong at Fayal, [321];
- Jackson at New Orleans, [325];
- Blood is Thicker than Water, [380];
- Dewey and his Men, [617];
- Battle Song of the Oregon, [624];
- Wheeler's Brigade at Santiago, [629];
- Spain's Last Armada, [632];
- The Destroyer of Destroyers, [635];
- The Brooklyn at Santiago, [636].
- Rich, Hiram [1832-1905]:
- Rich, Richard [fl. 1610]:
- Newes from Virginia, [40].
- Richards, Mrs. Laura Elizabeth [1850- ]:
- Risley, Richard Voorhees [1874-1904]:
- Dewey in Manila Bay, [620].
- Roberts, Charles George Douglas [1860- ]:
- Robinson, Edwin Arlington [1869- ]:
- Roche, James Jeffrey [1847-1908]:
- Washington, [274];
- Reuben James, [282];
- Jack Creamer, [295];
- The Fight of the Armstrong Privateer, [319];
- The Constitution's Last Fight, [327];
- The Men of the Alamo, [355];
- The Flag, [378];
- Gettysburg, [492];
- "Albemarle" Cushing, [535];
- The Kearsarge, [602];
- The Gospel of Peace, [607];
- Panama, [651].
- Rodman, Thomas P.:
- The Battle of Bennington, [195].
- Rogé, Mrs. Charlotte Fiske Bates [1838- ]:
- Rooney, John Jerome [1866- ]:
- The Men behind the Guns, [637];
- McIlrath of Malate, [639].
- Root, George Frederick [1820-1895]:
- The Battle-Cry of Freedom, [500].
- Runyon, Alfred Damon:
- Russell, Charles Edward [1860- ]:
- The Fleet at Santiago, [634].
- Ryan, Abram Joseph [1839-1888]:
- The Conquered Banner, [547].
- Safford, William Harrison [1821-1903]:
- The Battle of Muskingum, [337].
- St. John, Peter:
- The Descent on Middlesex, [242].
- Sargent, Epes [1813-1880]:
- The Death of Warren, [166].
- Sawyer, Charles Carroll [1833- ]:
- When this Cruel War is Over, [677].
- Saxe, John Godfrey [1816-1887]:
- How Cyrus laid the Cable, [565].
- Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich von [1759-1805]:
- Steer, Bold Mariner, On, [12].
- Scollard, Clinton [1860- ]:
- The First Thanksgiving, [68];
- King Philip's Last Stand, [88];
- The Eve of Bunker Hill, [161];
- Montgomery at Quebec, [171];
- The Boasting of Sir Peter Parker, [181];
- Saint Leger, [199];
- Wayne at Stony Point, [230];
- The Battle of Plattsburg Bay, [313];
- The Valor of Ben Milam, [354];
- The Daughter of the Regiment, [462];
- Riding with Kilpatrick, [488];
- The Men of the Maine, [609];
- The Men of the Merrimac, [626];
- Deeds of Valor at Santiago, [630];
- Private Blair of the Regulars, [631];
- The Ballad of Paco Town, [644];
- The Deed of Lieutenant Miles, [644];
- Ad Patriam, [660];
- The First Three, [669];
- The Unreturning, [674].
- Seeger, Alan [1888-1916]:
- Ode in Memory of the American Volunteers fallen for France, [664].
- Sewall, Jonathan Mitchell [1748-1808]:
- Shadwell, Bertrand:
- Shanly, Charles Dawson [1811-1875]:
- Sherwood, Mrs. Katherine Margaret Brownlee [1841- ]:
- Molly Pitcher, [213];
- Albert Sidney Johnston, [456];
- Thomas at Chickamauga, [502];
- Ulric Dahlgren, [517].
- Siegrist, Mary:
- The League of Nations, [677].
- Sigourney, Mrs. Lydia Huntley [1791-1865]:
- Sill, Edward Rowland [1841-1887]:
- The Dead President, [538].
- Simmons, James Wright:
- Simms, William Gilmore [1806-1870]:
- Smith, Dexter:
- Our National Banner, [578].
- Smith, Lewis Worthington [1866- ]:
- News from Yorktown, [257].
- Smith, Marion Couthouy:
- Smith, Samuel Francis [1808-1895]:
- Southey, Robert [1774-1843]:
- The Bower of Peace, [318].
- Spofford, Mrs. Harriet Prescott [1835-1921]:
- Stansbury, Joseph [1750-1809]:
- Stansbury, Mary Anna Phinney:
- The Surprise at Ticonderoga, [157].
- Stedman, Edmund Clarence [1833-1908]:
- Peter Stuyvesant's New Year's Call, [54];
- Salem, [89];
- Aaron Burr's Wooing, [231];
- How Old Brown took Harper's Ferry, [393];
- Sumter, [404];
- Wanted—A Man, [435];
- Kearny at Seven Pines, [437];
- Treason's Last Device, [480];
- Gettysburg, [489];
- Abraham Lincoln, [538];
- Israel Freyer's Bid for Gold, [567];
- Custer, [583];
- Liberty Enlightening the World, [595];
- Cuba, [607];
- Hymn of the West, [653].
- Steendam, Jacob [c 1640-c 1690]:
- The Praise of New Netherland, [52];
- The Complaint of New Amsterdam, [53].
- Stevenson, Burton Egbert [1872- ]:
- Henry Hudson's Quest, [50];
- The Peace Message, [60].
- Stevenson, James:
- The Gallant Fighting "Joe," [436].
- Stoddard, Richard Henry [1825-1903]:
- Men of the North and West, [409];
- Colonel Ellsworth, [416];
- The Little Drummer, [451];
- Twilight on Sumter, [509];
- Abraham Lincoln, [540].
- Street, Alfred Billings [1811-1882]:
- Swett, Herbert B.:
- Taylor, Bayard [1825-1878]:
- Through Baltimore, [414];
- Lincoln at Gettysburg, [497];
- The National Ode, [575].
- Taylor, Joseph Russell [1868- ]:
- Breath on the Oat, [641].
- Taylor, Tom [1817-1880]:
- Tennyson, Alfred [1809-1892]:
- England and America in 1782, [262].
- Terry, Uriah:
- The Wyoming Massacre, [217].
- Thackeray, William Makepeace [1811-1863]:
- Thomas, Edith Matilda [1854- ]:
- Ponce de Leon, [22];
- A Christopher of the Shenandoah, [520];
- To Spain—A Last Word, [612].
- Thompson, James Maurice [1844-1901]:
- The Ballad of Chickamauga, [501].
- Thompson, John Randolph [1823-1873]:
- On to Richmond, [426];
- The Burial of Latané, [437];
- Lee to the Rear, [518];
- Obsequies of Stuart, [519].
- Thompson, Will Henry [1848- ]:
- The High Tide at Gettysburg, [491].
- Ticknor, Francis Orrery [1822-1874]:
- The Virginians of the Valley, [417];
- A Battle Ballad, [424];
- "Our Left," [441];
- Albert Sidney Johnston, [457];
- Little Giffen, [460].
- Tilden, Stephen [1686-1766]:
- The British Lyon roused, [111];
- Braddock's Fate, [112].
- Tilton, Theodore [1835-1907]:
- The Great Bell Roland, [408].
- Timrod, Henry [1829-1867]:
- Titherington, Richard Handfield [1861- ]:
- Faithful unto Death, [650].
- Tompson, Benjamin [1753-1814]:
- On a Fortification at Boston begun by Women, [85].
- Trowbridge, John Townsend [1827-1916]:
- Columbus at the Convent, [10].
- Tylee, Edward Sydney:
- Tyler, Royall [1757-1826]:
- Upham, Thomas Cogswell [1799-1872]:
- Song of the Pilgrims, [57].
- Van Dyke, Henry [1852- ]:
- Venable, William Henry [1836-1918]:
- Verplanck, Gulian Crommelin [1786-1870]:
- Walker, E. M.:
- To America, on Her First Sons Fallen in the Great War, [670].
- Ward, Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps [1844-1911]:
- Warfield, Mrs. Catherine Anne [1816-1877]:
- Warren, Joseph [1741-1775]:
- Warren, Mrs. Mercy [1728-1814]:
- Massachusetts—Song of Liberty, [143].
- Wattles, Willard [ - ]:
- The Family of Nations, [677].
- Weare, Mesech [1713-1786]:
- Webster, Mrs. M. M.:
- The Marriage of Pocahontas, [43].
- Wharton, William H.:
- White, Richard Edward [1843- ]:
- The Discovery of San Francisco Bay, [343].
- Whiting, Seymour W.:
- Whitman, Walt [1819-1892]:
- Ethiopia Saluting the Colors, [514];
- O Captain! My Captain, [537].
- Whitney, Mrs. Adeline Dutton Train [1824-1903]:
- Whittaker, Frederick [1838- ]:
- Custer's Last Charge, [582].
- Whittier, John Greenleaf [1807-1892]:
- The Norsemen, [4];
- Norembega, [32];
- John Underhill, [74];
- Cassandra Southwick, [77];
- The King's Missive, [80];
- St. John, [99];
- Pentucket, [105];
- Lexington, [153];
- The Vow of Washington, [274];
- Skipper Ireson's Ride, [283];
- Texas, [358];
- The Angels of Buena Vista, [366];
- The Crisis, [372];
- To William Lloyd Garrison, [385];
- Clerical Oppressors, [385];
- Ichabod, [388];
- The Kansas Emigrants, [389];
- Burial of Barber, [389];
- Le Marais du Cygne, [392];
- Brown of Ossawatomie, [396];
- Barbara Frietchie, [444];
- The Battle Autumn of 1862, [460];
- At Port Royal, [461];
- To John C. Frémont, [477];
- Astræa at the Capitol, [478];
- The Proclamation, [480];
- Laus Deo, [481];
- To the Thirty-Ninth Congress, [559];
- The Cable Hymn, [565];
- Chicago, [568];
- Centennial Hymn, [573];
- On the Big Horn, [585];
- The Bartholdi Statue, [595].
- Williams, Roger [1604?-1683]:
- Willis, Nathaniel Parker [1806-1867]:
- André's Request to Washington, [238];
- The Death of Harrison, [353].
- Willson, [Byron] Forceythe [1837-1867]:
- Wilson, Robert Burns [1850- ]:
- Wolfe, James [1726-1759]:
- How stands the Glass around, [121].
- Wood, Alfred D.:
- The Fight at Dajo, [645].
- Woodberry, George Edward [1855- ]:
- Our First Century, [572];
- Essex Regiment March, [628];
- The Islands of the Sea, [641];
- O Land Beloved, [660];
- Sonnets written in the Fall of 1914, [661].
- Woolson, Constance Fenimore [1840-1894]:
- Wordsworth, William [1770-1850]:
- The Pilgrim Fathers, [66].
- Work, Henry Clay [1832-1884]:
- Marching through Georgia, [513];
- The Year of Jubilee, [522].
INDEX OF FIRST LINES
- A blush as of roses, [392].
- A boy drove into the city, his wagon loaded down, [209].
- A cheer and salute for the Admiral, and here's to the Captain bold, [637].
- A cliff-locked port and a bluff sea wall, [319].
- A cloud possessed the hollow field, [491].
- A cycle was closed and rounded, [196].
- A flash of light across the night, [517].
- A fleet with flags arrayed, [110].
- A gallant foeman in the fight, [524].
- A grand attempt some Amazonian Dames, [85].
- A granite cliff on either shore, [593].
- A handful came to Seicheprey, [672].
- A hundred thousand Northmen, [419].
- A midnight cry appalls the gloom, [334].
- A moonless night—a friendly one, [498].
- A pillar of fire by night, [513].
- A score of years had come and gone, [74].
- A song unto Liberty's brave Buccaneer, [222].
- A story of Ponce de Leon, [21].
- A summer Sunday morning, [424].
- A transient city, marvellously fair, [649].
- A voice went over the waters, [608].
- A Yankee ship and a Yankee crew, [327].
- Abraham Lincoln, the Dear President, [539].
- Across the Stony Mountains, o'er the desert's drouth and sand, [372].
- After the eyes that looked, the lips that spake, [497].
- After the war—I hear men ask—what then, [678].
- Again Columbia's stripes, unfurl'd, [302].
- Again the summer-fevered skies, [503].
- Ah, you mistake me, comrades, to think that my heart is steel, [200].
- All alone on the hillside, [585].
- All day long the guns at the forts, [475].
- All day the great guns barked and roared, [213].
- All hail! Unfurl the Stripes and Stars, [403].
- All night upon the guarded hill, [390].
- "All quiet along the Potomac," they say, [433].
- All summer long the people knelt, [590].
- Aloft upon an old basaltic crag, [379].
- Along a river-side, I know not where, [450].
- America! dear brother land, [614].
- America, my own, [659].
- America! thou fractious nation, [138].
- An American frigate from Baltimore came, [224].
- "An empire to be lost or won," [342].
- An eye with the piercing eagle's fire, [560].
- "And now," said the Governor, gazing abroad on the piled-up store, [60].
- And they have thrust our shattered dead away in foreign graves, [612].
- Are these the honors they reserve for me, [17].
- "Are you ready, O Virginia," [627].
- Arms reversed and banners craped, [511].
- Arnold! the name as heretofore, [238].
- As billows upon billows roll, [524].
- As hang two mighty thunderclouds, [361].
- As men who fight for home and child and wife, [198].
- As near beauteous Boston lying, [137].
- As to kidnap the Congress has long been my aim, [205].
- As vonce I valked by a dismal svamp, [401].
- At anchor in Hampton Roads we lay, [464].
- At Eutaw Springs the valiant died, [255].
- At length 'tis done, the glorious conflict's done, [118].
- At the door of his hut sat Massasoit, [60].
- Avast, honest Jack! now, before you get mellow, [303].
- Awake! arise, ye men of might, [363].
- Awake! awake! my gallant friends, [339].
- Awake, ye nations, slumbering supine, [661].
- Ay! drop the treacherous mask! throw by, [476].
- Ay, it is fitting on this holiday, [664].
- Ay, let it rest! And give us peace, [607].
- Ay, shout and rave, thou cruel sea, [380].
- Ay, tear her tattered ensign down, [351].
- Aye, lads, aye, we fought 'em, [618].
- Back from the trebly crimsoned field, [435].
- Be then your counsels, as your subject, great, [270].
- Bear him, comrades, to his grave, [389].
- Before our eyes a pageant rolled, [578].
- Before the living bronze Saint-Gaudens made, [646].
- Behind him lay the gray Azores, [14].
- Behold her Seven Hills loom white, [658].
- Behold, we have gathered together our battleships, near and afar, [620].
- Beneath our consecrated elm, [168].
- Beneath the blistering tropical sun, [629].
- Beside that tent and under guard, [586].
- Beside the lone river, [581].
- Blackened and bleeding, helpless, panting, prone, [569].
- Bob Anderson, my beau, Bob, when we were first aquent, [403].
- Born, nurtured, wedded, prized, within the pale, [349].
- Boy Brittan—only a lad—a fair-haired boy—sixteen, [455].
- Bright on the banners of lily and rose, [574].
- Bring cypress, rosemary and rue, [658].
- Bring the good old bugle, boys, we'll sing another song, [513].
- Britannia's gallant streamers, [296].
- Britons grown big with pride, [173].
- Brothers in blood! They who this wrong began, [666].
- Bury the Dragon's Teeth, [508].
- By Cavité on the bay, [619].
- By Chickamauga's crooked stream the martial trumpets blew, [501].
- By the beard of the Prophet the Bashaw swore, [281].
- By the flow of the inland river, [563].
- By the rude bridge that arched the flood, [351].