Poetry.
Subject
Subject Source: Library Of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 10 Collections and/or Records:
Item 1: Typescript Poem titled, “The Ballad of James Bird,” by Unknown, no date; hypothesized dates around 1813-14 near the Battle of Lake Erie and James Bird’s execution.
Item — Box 15, Folder: 1
Series VII: Poetry, 1827-1941
From the Series:
Series VII: Poetry, 1827-1941, is arranged chronologically and features a broad range of mid 19th century to mid 20th century works including poems, booklets, and correspondence of various themes covering the difficult nature of military battles, religious faith, and romance. A main portion of the series highlights poetry and ballads focusing on the natural beauty of the American landscape and contrasting this with the nation's violent past. Featured authors in this series include Fitz-Greene...
Dates:
Created: no date; hypothesized dates around 1813-14 near the Battle of Lake Erie and James Bird’s execution.
Item 2: Photocopy of Poem, titled, “From the Carrier of the Visitor to his Patrons,”, no date
Item — Box 15, Folder: 2
Series VII: Poetry, 1827-1941
From the Series:
Series VII: Poetry, 1827-1941, is arranged chronologically and features a broad range of mid 19th century to mid 20th century works including poems, booklets, and correspondence of various themes covering the difficult nature of military battles, religious faith, and romance. A main portion of the series highlights poetry and ballads focusing on the natural beauty of the American landscape and contrasting this with the nation's violent past. Featured authors in this series include Fitz-Greene...
Dates:
Created: no date
Item 3: Poem titled, “Wyoming” by Fitz-Greene Halleck, no date
Item — Box 15, Folder: 3
Series VII: Poetry, 1827-1941
From the Series:
Series VII: Poetry, 1827-1941, is arranged chronologically and features a broad range of mid 19th century to mid 20th century works including poems, booklets, and correspondence of various themes covering the difficult nature of military battles, religious faith, and romance. A main portion of the series highlights poetry and ballads focusing on the natural beauty of the American landscape and contrasting this with the nation's violent past. Featured authors in this series include Fitz-Greene...
Dates:
Created: no date
Item 5: Poetry booklet by unknown, 1827
Item — Box 15, Folder: 5
Series VII: Poetry, 1827-1941
From the Series:
Series VII: Poetry, 1827-1941, is arranged chronologically and features a broad range of mid 19th century to mid 20th century works including poems, booklets, and correspondence of various themes covering the difficult nature of military battles, religious faith, and romance. A main portion of the series highlights poetry and ballads focusing on the natural beauty of the American landscape and contrasting this with the nation's violent past. Featured authors in this series include Fitz-Greene...
Dates:
Created: 1827
Item 6: Poem by Fitz-Greene Halleck, 1844 October 11
Item — Box 15, Folder: 6
Series VII: Poetry, 1827-1941
From the Series:
Series VII: Poetry, 1827-1941, is arranged chronologically and features a broad range of mid 19th century to mid 20th century works including poems, booklets, and correspondence of various themes covering the difficult nature of military battles, religious faith, and romance. A main portion of the series highlights poetry and ballads focusing on the natural beauty of the American landscape and contrasting this with the nation's violent past. Featured authors in this series include Fitz-Greene...
Dates:
Created: 1844 October 11
Item 7: “Good and Evil” Poem written by W[illiam].H[enry]. F[urness]., 1892 March 3
Item — Box 15, Folder: 7
Series VII: Poetry, 1827-1941
From the Series:
Series VII: Poetry, 1827-1941, is arranged chronologically and features a broad range of mid 19th century to mid 20th century works including poems, booklets, and correspondence of various themes covering the difficult nature of military battles, religious faith, and romance. A main portion of the series highlights poetry and ballads focusing on the natural beauty of the American landscape and contrasting this with the nation's violent past. Featured authors in this series include Fitz-Greene...
Dates:
Created: 1892 March 3
Item 9: The Frantick Lover by Major John Andre, [ca. 1770s]; reprinted in November 1941
Item — Box 15, Folder: 9
Series VII: Poetry, 1827-1941
From the Series:
Series VII: Poetry, 1827-1941, is arranged chronologically and features a broad range of mid 19th century to mid 20th century works including poems, booklets, and correspondence of various themes covering the difficult nature of military battles, religious faith, and romance. A main portion of the series highlights poetry and ballads focusing on the natural beauty of the American landscape and contrasting this with the nation's violent past. Featured authors in this series include Fitz-Greene...
Dates:
Created: [ca. 1770s]; reprinted in November 1941
Item 15: A Letter from H[annah Todd] McClintock to Andrew Todd McClintock, 1830 March 27
Item — Box 1, Folder: 15
Dates:
Created: 1830 March 27
Item 59: An Essay on Woman by John Wilkes, Esq., 1788
Item — Box 6, Folder: 59
Items 4a-c: “The Arrow and the Song,” by Henry W. Longfellow, Three Signatures and Envelope, no date
Item — Box 15, Folder: 4
Series VII: Poetry, 1827-1941
From the Series:
Series VII: Poetry, 1827-1941, is arranged chronologically and features a broad range of mid 19th century to mid 20th century works including poems, booklets, and correspondence of various themes covering the difficult nature of military battles, religious faith, and romance. A main portion of the series highlights poetry and ballads focusing on the natural beauty of the American landscape and contrasting this with the nation's violent past. Featured authors in this series include Fitz-Greene...
Dates:
Created: no date