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Sus libros y colecciones en la casa 14

• Anti-Slavery Poems and Songs of Labor and Reform, Complete 87
• Personal Poems, Complete 79
• Poems of Nature, Poems Subjective and Reminiscent and Religious Poems, Complete 68
• Songs of Labor and Reform 31
• Religious Poems, Part 1 26
• Personal Poems I 25
• Barclay of Ury, and other poems 14
• Snow Bound, and other poems 13
• The Complete Poetical Works of John Greenleaf Whittier 11
• Occasional Poems 4
• Poems Written During the Progress of the Abolition Question In the United States 3
• Pennsylvania Pilgrim, and other poems 3
• The North Star 1
• The Complete Poetical Works of Oliver Wendell Holmes 1

La Biblioteca 378

• A Christmas Carmen
• A day
• A greeting
• A lay of old time
• A Legacy
• A memorial
• A memory
• A mystery
• A name
• A Pretty Thought
• A Sabbath scene
• A song for the time
• A song, inscribed to the Fremont Clubs
• A song of harvest
• A spiritual Manifestation
• A spiritual Manifestation
• A summer Pilgrimage
• A summons
• A Welcome to Lowell
• A woman
• A word for the hour
• Abram Morrison
• Adjustment
• After election
• All's well
• An Artist of the beautiful. George fuller
• An Autograph
• An Easter flower gift
• An Outdoor Reception
• Anniversary poem
• Arisen at last
• Astraea
• Astraea at the Capitol. — Abolition of Slavery in the District of Columbia, 1862
• At Eventide
• At last
• At port royal
• At school-close. Bowdoin street, Boston, 1877
• At sundown, to E. C. S
• At Washington
• Barbara Frietchie
• Barclay of Ury
• Bayard Taylor
• Benedicite
• Between the gates
• Brown of Ossawatomie
• Bryant on his birthday
• Burial of Barber
• Burning drift-wood
• Burns, on Receiving a Sprig of heather in blossom
• By their works
• Calef in Boston
• Centennial hymn
• Chalkley Hall
• Channing
• Chicago
• Clerical Oppressors
• Conduct
• Daniel Neall
• Daniel Wheeler
• Dedication
• Democracy
• Derne
• Disarmament
• Divine compassion
• Ego. — Written in the album of a friend
• "Ein Feste Burg Ist Unser Gott." — Luther's hymn
• Elliott
• Eva
• Expostulation
• First-day thoughts
• Fitz-Greene Halleck
• Follen. On reading his essay on the "future State."
• For an autumn festival
• For righteousness' sake
• For Whittier's Seventieth Birthday
• Forgiveness
• Freedom in Brazil
• Garden
• Garibaldi
• Garrison
• George L. Stearns
• Giving and Taking
• Godspeed
• Godspeed
• Gone
• Greeting
• Haverhill. 1640-1890
• Hazel blossoms
• Help
• How Mary grew
• Howard at Atlanta
• Hymn
• Hymn
• Hymn
• Hymn
• Hymn for the celebration of emancipation at Newburyport
• Hymn — For the opening of Plymouth Church, St. Paul, Minnesota
• Hymn of the children
• Hymn of the Dunkers — Kloster Kedar, Ephrata, Pennsylvania (1738)
• Hymns. — From the French of Lamartine
• Hymns of the Brahmo Somaj
• "I was a stranger, and ye took me in."
• Ichabod
• In Memory: James T. Fields
• In peace
• In quest
• In remembrance of Joseph Sturge
• In school-days
• In the evil days
• Inscription
• Inscriptions. — On a sun-Dial. For Dr. Henry I. Bowditch
• Invocation
• Italy
• James Russell Lowell
• June on the Merrimac
• Kathleen
• Kenoza lake
• Kinsman
• Kinsman
• Kossuth
• Laus Deo!
• Laying up Treasure
• Le Marais du Cygne
• Leggett's Monument
• Letter from a Missionary of the Methodist Episcopal — Church South, in Kansas, to a Distinguished Politician
• Lexington 1775
• Lines
• Lines from a Letter to a young Clerical friend
• Lines on a fly-leaf
• Lines on the Portrait of a celebrated publisher
• Lucy Hooper
• Lydia H. Sigourney, Inscription on Tablet
• Massachusetts to Virginia
• Milton
• Mithridates at Chios
• Mountain pictures
• Mountain pictures. — I. Franconia from the Pemigewasset
• Mulford
• My birthday
• My dream
• My Namesake
• My psalm
• My soul and I
• My thanks, — Accompanying Manuscripts Presented to a friend
• My triumph
• My trust
• Naples — Inscribed to Robert C. Waterston, of Boston
• New Hampshire
• Norumbega hall
• O. W. Holmes on his Eightieth Birthday
• Official piety
• On a fountain. — For Dorothea L. Dix
• On a prayer-book
• On the Big horn
• One of the Signers
• Our Autocrat
• Our country
• Our Countrymen
• Our Master
• Our State
• Overruled
• Paean
• Palestine
• Pennsylvania Hall
• Personal Poems — A lament
• POEMS SUBJECTIVE and REMINISCENT memories
• Poems Written During the Progress of the Abolition Question In the United States — Apology
• Poems Written During the Progress of the Abolition Question In the United States — Lines
• Questions of life
• R. S. S., at deer island on the Merrimac
• Randolph of Roanoke
• Rantoul
• Red Riding-hood
• Religious Poems — The star of Bethlehem
• Remembrance — With Copies of the author's Writings
• Requirement
• Response
• Revelation
• Revisited
• Ritner
• Samuel J. Tilden. — Greystone, Aug. 4, 1886
• Song of slaves in the desert
• Song of the negro boatmen
• Songs of labor and Reform: — The Quaker of the olden time Democracy the gallows
• Songs of labor. — Dedication
• Stanzas for the times
• Storm on lake Asquam
• Summer by the Lakeside — Lake Winnipesaukee. I. Noon
• Sumner
• Sunset on the Bearcamp
• Sweet fern
• Telling the bees
• Texas — Voice of new England
• The angel of Patience. — A free Paraphrase of the German
• The angels of Buena Vista
• The answer
• The barefoot boy
• The Bartholdi statue 1886
• The battle autumn of 1862
• The birthday wreath
• The book
• The branded hand
• The Brewing of Soma
• The bridal of Pennacook
• The call of the Christian
• The Captain's well
• The Christian Tourists
• The Christmas of 1888
• The Cities of the plain
• The clear vision
• The common question
• The Complete Poetical Works of John Greenleaf Whittier — Child-Songs
• The Complete Poetical Works of John Greenleaf Whittier — Raphael
• The Complete Poetical Works of John Greenleaf Whittier — Tauler
• The conquest of Finland
• The corn-song
• The Crisis
• The cross
• The Crucifixion
• The cry of a lost soul
• The curse of the charter-Breakers
• The disenthralled
• The Double-Headed snake of Newbury
• The Drovers
• The emancipation group
• The eternal goodness
• The Eve of election
• The Familist's hymn
• The fishermen
• The freed islands
• The friend's burial
• The gallows
• The garrison of Cape Ann
• The Gift of Tritemius
• The Haschish
• The Healer
• The hermit of the Thebaid
• The hero
• The hill-top
• The hive at Gettysburg
• The holy land
• The human sacrifice
• The hunters of men
• The huskers
• The inward judge
• The Jubilee Singers
• The Khan's devil. — THE Khan came from Bokhara town
• The Landmarks
• The last eve of summer
• "The laurels"
• The legend of St. Mark
• The Library
• The light that is felt
• The lost Occasion
• The lost statesman
• The Lumbermen
• The mantle of St. John de Matha. — A legend of "the red, white, and blue," A. D. 1154-1864
• The meeting
• The memory of Burns
• The men of old
• The minister's daughter
• The moral warfare
• The mystic's Christmas
• The new Exodus
• The new year
• The over-heart
• The pageant
• The pass of the Sierra
• The Pastoral Letter
• The peace autumn
• The peace of Europe
• The pine-tree
• The pipes at Lucknow
• The poet and the children. Longfellow
• The poor Voter on election day
• The Prayer of Agassiz
• The prayer-seeker
• The pressed gentian
• The prisoner for debt
• The Prisoners of Naples
• The Problem
• The proclamation
• The pumpkin
• The Quaker Alumni
• The Quaker of the olden time
• The Quakers are out
• The ranger
• The Reformer
• The relic
• The rendition
• The Reunion
• The Reward
• "The rock" in El Ghor
• The seeking of the waterfall
• The sentence of John L. Brown
• The sentence of John L. Brown
• The shadow and the light
• The ship-Builders
• The singer
• The sisters — A picture by Barry
• The slaves of Martinique
• The "story of Ida."
• The summons
• The Swan song of Parson Avery
• The sycamores
• The trailing arbutus
• The Two Elizabeths
• The two loves
• The Vanishers
• The voices
• The vow of Washington
• The waiting
• The watchers
• The well of Loch Maree
• The Wife of Manoah to her Husband
• The wind of march
• The wish of to-day
• The wood giant
• The word
• The world's convention of the friends of emancipation, — Held in London in 1840
• The Yankee girl
• This eBook was produced by David Widger — I
• This eBook was produced by David Widger — II
• Thomas Starr King
• Thy will be done
• To a Cape Ann Schooner
• To a friend, — On her return from Europe
• To a Southern Statesman
• To a Southern statesman
• To Avis Keene — On Receiving a Basket of sea-mosses
• To Avis Keene on Receiving a basket of sea-mosses
• To Charles Sumner
• To Delaware
• To Englishmen
• To Faneuil Hall
• To Fredrika Bremer
• To G. G. An Autograph
• To George B. Cheever
• To J. P
• To James T. Fields — On a blank leaf of "poems printed, not published."
• To John C. Fremont
• To John C. Fremont
• To ——— — Lines written after a summer day's Excursion
• To Lydia Maria child, — On reading her poem in "the Standard."
• To Massachusetts
• To my friend on the death of his sister
• To my old Schoolmaster. — An Epistle not after the Manner of Horace
• To my sister, — With a copy of "the Supernaturalism of new England."
• To OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES
• To OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES. — 8TH Mo. 29TH, 1892
• To Pennsylvania
• To Pius Ix
• To Ronge
• To the memory of Charles B. Storrs
• To the memory of Thomas Shipley
• To the Reformers of England
• To the thirty-ninth Congress
• To William H. Seward
• To William Lloyd Garrison
• To ———, — With a Copy of Woolman's Journal
• Trinitas
• Trust
• Utterance
• Vesta
• Voyage of the Jettie
• What of the day?
• What the birds said
• What the traveller said at sunset
• What the voice said
• William Forster
• William Francis Bartlett
• Wilson
• Winter roses
• Within the gate. L. M. C
• Within the gate. — L. M. C
• Wordsworth — Written on a blank leaf of his Memoirs
• Worship
• Yorktown