The Poetical Works of Thomas Campbell — John Shaqi
The Poetical Works of Thomas CampbellCampbell, Thomas
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The Poetical Works of Thomas Campbell
Campbell, Thomas
English poetry -- Scottish authors
Lines on a Picture of a Girl in the Attitude of Prayer, by
the artist Gruse, in the possession of Lady Stepney 200
Stanzas on the Battle of Navarino 202
Lines on Leaving a Scene in Bavaria 204
Stanzas to Painting 209
Drinking-Song of Munich 212
Lines on Revisiting a Scottish River 213
Lines on Revisiting Cathcart 215
The “Name Unknown;” in imitation of Klopstock 216
Song—“Withdraw not yet those lips and fingers” 217
Hallowed Ground 218
Caroline—Part I. 221
Caroline—Part II.—To the Evening Star 223
Field Flowers 225
Lines on the View from St Leonard’s 226
Lines on Poland 230
Lines on the Camp Hill, near Hastings 235
Lines written in a Blank Leaf of La Perouse’s Voyages 236
The Power of Russia 238
Reullura 241
Ode to the Germans 247
Florine 249
TRANSLATIONS—
Song of Hybrias the Cretan 253
Fragment from the Greek of Alcman 254
Martial Elegy from the Greek of Tyrtæus 255
Specimens of Translation from “Medea” 257
Speech of the Chorus in the same Tragedy, to dissuade Medea
from her Purpose of Putting her Children to Death, and
Flying for Protection to Athens 258
NOTES TO—
The Pleasures of Hope 265
Gertrude of Wyoming 269
O’Connor’s Child 285
Theodric 291
Lochiel 293
PREFATORY MEMOIR.
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