The Poetical Works of Thomas CampbellCampbell, Thomas
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The Poetical Works of Thomas Campbell
Campbell, Thomas
English poetry -- Scottish authors
Lines Inscribed on the Monument lately finished by Mr.
Chantrey, which has been Erected by the Widow of
Admiral Sir G. Campbell, K.C.B., to the Memory of
her Husband 139
The Brave Roland 140
The Spectre Boat; a Ballad 142
The Lover to his Mistress on her Birth-day 144
Hohenlinden 145
Glenara 147
Lines on Receiving a Seal with the Campbell Crest, from K.
M—, before her Marriage 149
Gilderoy 151
Adelgitha 153
Absence 154
The Ritter Bann 155
The Harper 161
Song—To the Evening Star 162
Song—“Men of England” 163
The Maid’s Remonstrance 164
Song—“Drink ye to her” 165
Song—“When Napoleon was flying” 166
The Beech-Tree’s Petition 167
Song—“Earl March” 168
Love and Madness; an Elegy, written in 1795 169
Song—“Oh how hard it is to find” 172
Stanzas on the Threatened Invasion, 1803 173
Exile of Erin 174
Lord Ullin’s Daughter 176
Ode to the Memory of Burns 178
The Soldier’s Dream 181
Lines Written on Visiting a Scene in Argyleshire 182
Spanish Patriot’s Song 184
Verses on Marie Antoinette 186
Dirge of Wallace 188
Jemima, Rose, and Eleanore; three Celebrated Scottish
Beauties 190
The Death-Boat of Heligoland 192
Song—“When Love came first to Earth” 194
Lines on the Departure of Emigrants for New South Wales 195
Farewell to Love 199
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