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"Words for the hour": a new anthology of American Civil War poetry

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Weitere Verfasser:	Barrett, Faith 1965 (HerausgeberIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Amherst [u.a.] Univ. of Massachusetts Press 2005
Schlagworte:	Geschichte 1800-1900 Poésie américaine - 19e siècle Poésie de guerre américaine Geschichte Sezessionskrieg (1861-1865) American poetry > 19th century War poetry, American Lyrik Sezessionskrieg > 1861-1865, Motiv États-Unis - Histoire - 1861-1865 (Guerre de Sécession) - Poésie USA United States > History > Civil War, 1861-1865 > Poetry Anthologie
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Beschreibung:	Includes bibliographical references and index
Beschreibung:	XXX, 401 S. Ill.
ISBN:	1558495096 155849510x

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adam_text	CONTENTS List of Illustrations xiii Preface by Cristanne Miller xv A Civil War Time Line xxi Abbreviations: Source Collections of Civil War Poetry for Part I xxix Introduction: Words for the Hour : Reading the American Civil War through Poetry by Faith Barrett * PART I: POEMS PUBLII AND PER Antebelk Sarah Louisa Forten My Country 27 Ella (Sarah Mapps Douglass?) The Mother and Her Captive Boy 28 James Russell Lowell The Present Crisis 29 Samuel Henry Dickson I Sigh for the Land of the Cypress and Pine 30 William Gilmore Simms Southern Ode 33 Song of the South 35 18 Richard Henry Stoddard To the Men of the North and West 47 Lucy Larcom The Nineteenth of April 48 SHED IN NEWSPAPERS IODICALS lm Poetry 25 Joshua McCarter Simpson Song of the Aliened American 37 Henry David Thoreau The Vessel of Love, the Vessel of State 38 Alfred Gibbs Campbell Lines 38 Dan Emmett I Wish I Was in Dixie s Land 40 Charlotte Forten Grimke The Two Voices 41 «1 45 James R. Randall My Maryland 49 JaneT. H. Cross Over the River 51 vi Con Francis OrrayTicknor The Old Rifleman 52 Oliver Wendell Holmes Brother Jonathan s Lament for Sister Caroline 54 Mrs. James Neall The Harvest Field of 1861 55 Ellen Key Blunt The Southern Cross 56 Augustus Julian Requier Our Faith in 61 58 Catherine A. W. Warfield Manassas 60 William Cullen Bryant Not Yet 61 li Julia Ward Howe Battle Hymn of the Republic 75 Caroline Mason Anomalies 76 George Henry Boker A Battle Hymn jj The Sword Bearer 78 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow The Cumberland 80 R. M. Anderson The Song of the South 82 R. R. The Stars and Bars 83 John Williamson Palmer Stonewall Jackson s Way 85 Lucy Larcom Weaving 86 John James Piatt To Abraham Lincoln 89 TENTS Anonymous Cotton Doodle 62 M. Jeff Thompson Price s Appeal to Missouri 64 Ethelinda Beers The Picket Guard 65 Elizabeth Stoddard A Thought 66 Anonymous Soldiers Aid Societies 67 Anonymous Let My People Go: A Song of the Contrabands 69 362 73 Edmund Clarence Stedman Wanted—A Man 89 Augustus Julian Requier Clouds in the West 91 James Sloan Gibbons Three Hundred Thousand More 92 William E. Pabor Emancipation 93 Ellen Murray HalfWay 94 Mary H. C. Booth While God He Leaves Me Reason, God He Will Leave Me Jim 96 Anonymous A Southern Scene 97 F. T. Rockett Melt the Bells 99 Nathaniel Graham Shepherd Roll Call 100 CONI 18 Ralph Waldo Emerson Boston Hymn 105 Bret Harte The Reveille 108 Anonymous Conservative Chorus 109 S. A. Jonas Only a Soldier s Grave 109 Elizabeth Akers Allen Spring at the Capital no George Henry Boker The Black Regiment 112 Alexander Beaufort Meek WouldstThou Have Me Love Thee 114 Della Jerman Weeks The Wood of Gettysburg 115 Anonymous Chickamauga, The Stream of Death! 117 ~18 James Madison Bell From The Day and the War 135 Charles Graham Halpine Sambo s Right To Be Kilt 138 Emily M. Washington Confederate Song of Freedom 139 James R. Randall At Fort Pillow 140 George Henry Boker In the Wilderness 142 Sonnet 144 rENTS vii 163 103 J. Augustine Signaigo On the Heights of Mission Ridge 120 Anonymous Negro Song of Mission Ridge 121 Anonymous My Army Cross Over 122 Anonymous Ride In, Kind Saviour 123 Phoebe Cary Ready 123 Caroline A. Ball The Jacket of Gray 124 Ellen Flagg Death the Peacemaker 125 Bret Harte The Copperhead 127 Severn Teackle Wallis A Prayer for Peace 128 Frederick A. Bartleson In Libby Prison—New Year s Eve 1863 4 130 64 133 William H. Hayward The Patriot Ishmael Day 144 Frank H. Gassaway The Pride of Battery B 146 Thomas Buchanan Read Sheridan s Ride 149 Thomas Manahan Brother, TeU Me of the Battle 151 J. R. Bagby The Empty Sleeve 152 viii Cont Anonymous Reading the List 154 Julia L. Keyes Only One Killed 155 18( William Cullen Bryant My Autumn Walk 161 Mary H. C. Booth I m Dying, Comrade 163 Anonymous The Voices of the Guns 164 Kate Putnam Osgood Driving Home the Cows 167 Joseph Blythe Allston Stack Arms 168 Robert Falligant Doffing the Gray 169 The Aftermat Anonymous Is There, Then, No Hope for the Nations? 181 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Killed at the Ford 182 Abram Joseph Ryan The Sword of Robert Lee 183 Joshua McCarter Simpson Let the Banner Proudly Wave 185 Mary Eliza Tucker Christmas, South, 1866 187 ENTS Thomas Bailey Aldrich Fredericksburg 156 Jane T. H. Cross The Confederacy 157 35 159 Augustus Julian Requier Ashes of Glory 170 William Cullen Bryant The Death of Lincoln 171 Christopher Pearse Cranch The Death Blow 172 The Martyr 173 Bret Harte A Second Review of the Grand Army 173 Sidney Lanier The Dying Words of Jackson 175 Sarah E. Shuften Ethiopia s Dead 176 :h of the War 179 William Gilmore Simms AyDeMi.Alhama! 188 Sidney Lanier To Our Hills 189 Francis Miles Finch The Blue and the Gray 191 Francis OrrayTicknor Little Giffen 193 Bayard Taylor Gettysburg Ode 194 Henrietta Cordelia Ray Lincoln 195 Con part II: COLLECTIO CIVIL WA George Me Slavery 202 Lines 203 The Poet s Feeble Petition 205 General Grant—The Hero of the War 205 The Southern Refugee 207 Lincoln Is Dead 208 Like Brothers We Meet 208 John GreeiL The Hunters of Men 217 A Word for the Hour 218 Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott 219 At Port Royal 222 WaltW Eighteen Sixty One 231 Beat! Beat! Drums! 232 Virginia—The West 233 Cavalry Crossing a Ford 233 Bivouac on a Mountain Side 233 An Army Corps on the March 234 By the Bivouac s Fitful Flame 234 Come Up from the Fields Father 234 Vigil Strange I Kept on the Field One Night 236 A March in the Ranks Hard Prest, and the Road Unknown 237 TENTS be NS AND VOLUMES OF R POETRY ses Horton 201 The Dying Soldier s Message 209 The Spectator of the Battle of Belmont 210 The Terrors of War 211 Jefferson in a Tight Place 212 The Soldier on His Way Home 213 Weep 214 LeafWhittier 216 The Battle Autumn of 1862 225 What the Birds Said 226 Barbara Frietchie 228 hitman 230 A Sight in Camp in the Daybreak Gray and Dim 238 Not the Pilot 238 Year That Trembled and Reel d Beneath Me 239 The Wound Dresser 239 Dirge for Two Veterans 241 Over the Carnage Rose Prophetic a Voice 242 The Artilleryman s Vision 243 Ethiopia Saluting the Colors 244 Not Youth Pertains to Me 244 X CONT] Look Down Fair Moon 245 Reconciliation 245 How Solemn as One by One 245 As I Lay with My Head in Your Lap Camerado 246 To a Certain Civilian 246 Herman ] The Portent 258 Apathy and Enthusiasm 259 The March into Virginia 260 Ball s Bluff 261 Dupont s Round Fight 262 Donelson 263 A Utilitarian View of the Monitor s Fight 275 Shiloh 276 Malvern Hill 277 The House top 278 Frances Ellen W The Slave Mother 290 Bible Defence of Slavery 291 Eliza Harris 292 The Slave Auction 294 Bury Me in a Free Land 295 To the Cleveland Union Savers 296 Henry! Ethnogenesis 312 The Cotton Boll 315 I Know Not Why 320 ENTS Adieu to a Soldier 247 Turn O Libertad 247 To the Leaven d Soil They Trod 248 Pensive on Her Dead Gazing 248 When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom d 249 Melville 257 Sheridan at Cedar Creek 279 In the Prison Pen 280 The College Colonel 281 The Martyr 282 Rebel Color bearers at Shiloh 283 Formerly a Slave 284 Magnanimity Baffled 285 On the Slain Collegians 285 On the Slain at Chickamauga 287 An uninscribed Monument 288 atkins Harper 289 Lines to Miles O Reiley 298 Words for the Hour 299 An Appeal to My Countrywomen 300 The Deliverance 302 Learning to Read 309 Hmrod 311 A Cry to Arms 320 Charleston 322 The Two Armies 323 Con Carmen Triumphale 324 The Unknown Dead 326 We May Not Falter 327 Sarah Morga Hearing the Battle.—July 21,1861 332 Army of Occupation 333 Giving Back the Flower 334 Shoulder Rank 335 Another War 336 Mock Diamonds 337 PART III: UNPUBLISHE PUBLISH] Emily D To fight aloud, is very brave 352 Unto like Story Trouble has enticed me 353 I like a look of Agony 353 After great pain, a formal feeling comes 354 The name of it is Autumn 354 He fought like those Who ve nought to lose 354 When I was small, a Woman died 355 It feels a shame to be Alive 356 One Anguish in a Crowd 356 Obadiah Eth After the Battle: The Dirge 363 Nov. 30th To an absent Wife 365 TENTS xi Ode 328 1866 329 n Bryan Piatt 331 Over in Kentucky 339 The Black Princess 340 The Old Slave Music 342 Counsel—In the South 343 A Child s Party 344 ;d or posthumously ED POEMS ickinson 351 They dropped like Flakes 357 If any sink, assure that this, now standing 357 The Battle fought between the Soul 357 No Rack can torture me 358 My Portion is Defeat today 358 My Life had stood a Loaded Gun 359 Color Caste Denomination 360 Dying! To be afraid of thee 360 My Triumph lasted till the Drums 360 I never hear that one is dead 361 elbert Baker 362 Do You 365 My Army Birth 365 xii Cont] The Charge at Monterey 366 The Charge at Farmington 367 Civil War Poetry Glossary Biographies of Poets Index of Authors and Titles SNTS August 3rd, 1886 368 The Unknown Grave 369 371 375 397 ILLUSTRATIONS The Brave Wife xiv Men of the ist Virginia Militia, also known as The Richmond Grays xxii African American soldiers posing with their teachers 26 Militiamen guarding the Chain Bridge over the Potomac River 46 Fair Oaks, Virginia. Lt. James B. Washington, a Confederate prisoner, with Captain George A. Custer of the 5th Cavalry, U.S .A. 74 Company E, 4th U.S. Colored Infantry, at Fort Lincoln 104 Compromise with the South 134 The Halt —A Scene in the Georgia Campaign 160 Home from Andersonville 180 xiii
adam_txt	CONTENTS List of Illustrations xiii Preface by Cristanne Miller xv A Civil War Time Line xxi" Abbreviations: Source Collections of Civil War Poetry for Part I xxix Introduction: "Words for the Hour": Reading the American Civil War through Poetry by Faith Barrett * PART I: POEMS PUBLII AND PER Antebelk Sarah Louisa Forten My Country 27 Ella (Sarah Mapps Douglass?) The Mother and Her Captive Boy 28 James Russell Lowell The Present Crisis 29 Samuel Henry Dickson I Sigh for the Land of the Cypress and Pine 30 William Gilmore Simms Southern Ode 33 Song of the South 35 18 Richard Henry Stoddard To the Men of the North and West 47 Lucy Larcom The Nineteenth of April 48 SHED IN NEWSPAPERS IODICALS lm Poetry 25 Joshua McCarter Simpson Song of the "Aliened American" 37 Henry David Thoreau The Vessel of Love, the Vessel of State 38 Alfred Gibbs Campbell Lines 38 Dan Emmett I Wish I Was in Dixie's Land 40 Charlotte Forten Grimke The Two Voices 41 «1 45 James R. Randall My Maryland 49 JaneT. H. Cross Over the River 51 vi Con Francis OrrayTicknor The Old Rifleman 52 Oliver Wendell Holmes Brother Jonathan's Lament for Sister Caroline 54 Mrs. James Neall The Harvest Field of 1861 55 Ellen Key Blunt The Southern Cross 56 Augustus Julian Requier Our Faith in '61 58 Catherine A. W. Warfield Manassas 60 William Cullen Bryant Not Yet 61 li Julia Ward Howe Battle Hymn of the Republic 75 Caroline Mason Anomalies 76 George Henry Boker A Battle Hymn jj The Sword Bearer 78 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow The Cumberland 80 R. M. Anderson The Song of the South 82 R. R. The Stars and Bars 83 John Williamson Palmer Stonewall Jackson's Way 85 Lucy Larcom Weaving 86 John James Piatt To Abraham Lincoln 89 TENTS Anonymous Cotton Doodle 62 M. Jeff Thompson Price's Appeal to Missouri 64 Ethelinda Beers The Picket Guard 65 Elizabeth Stoddard A Thought 66 Anonymous Soldiers' Aid Societies 67 Anonymous Let My People Go: A Song of the "Contrabands" 69 362 73 Edmund Clarence Stedman Wanted—A Man 89 Augustus Julian Requier Clouds in the West 91 James Sloan Gibbons Three Hundred Thousand More 92 William E. Pabor Emancipation 93 Ellen Murray HalfWay 94 Mary H. C. Booth "While God He Leaves Me Reason, God He Will Leave Me Jim" 96 Anonymous A Southern Scene 97 F. T. Rockett Melt the Bells 99 Nathaniel Graham Shepherd Roll Call 100 CONI 18 Ralph Waldo Emerson Boston Hymn 105 Bret Harte The Reveille 108 Anonymous Conservative Chorus 109 S. A. Jonas Only a Soldier's Grave 109 Elizabeth Akers Allen Spring at the Capital no George Henry Boker The Black Regiment 112 Alexander Beaufort Meek WouldstThou Have Me Love Thee 114 Della Jerman Weeks The Wood of Gettysburg 115 Anonymous Chickamauga, "The Stream of Death!" 117 ~18 James Madison Bell From The Day and the War 135 Charles Graham Halpine Sambo's Right To Be Kilt 138 Emily M. Washington Confederate Song of Freedom 139 James R. Randall At Fort Pillow 140 George Henry Boker In the Wilderness 142 Sonnet 144 rENTS vii 163 103 J. Augustine Signaigo On the Heights of Mission Ridge 120 Anonymous Negro Song of Mission Ridge 121 Anonymous My Army Cross Over 122 Anonymous Ride In, Kind Saviour 123 Phoebe Cary Ready 123 Caroline A. Ball The Jacket of Gray 124 Ellen Flagg Death the Peacemaker 125 Bret Harte The Copperhead 127 Severn Teackle Wallis A Prayer for Peace 128 Frederick A. Bartleson In Libby Prison—New Year's Eve 1863 4 130 64 133 William H. Hayward The Patriot Ishmael Day 144 Frank H. Gassaway The Pride of Battery B 146 Thomas Buchanan Read Sheridan's Ride 149 Thomas Manahan Brother, TeU Me of the Battle 151 J. R. Bagby The Empty Sleeve 152 viii Cont Anonymous Reading the List 154 Julia L. Keyes Only One Killed 155 18( William Cullen Bryant My Autumn Walk 161 Mary H. C. Booth I'm Dying, Comrade 163 Anonymous The Voices of the Guns 164 Kate Putnam Osgood Driving Home the Cows 167 Joseph Blythe Allston "Stack Arms" 168 Robert Falligant Doffing the Gray 169 The Aftermat Anonymous "Is There, Then, No Hope for the Nations?" 181 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Killed at the Ford 182 Abram Joseph Ryan The Sword of Robert Lee 183 Joshua McCarter Simpson Let the Banner Proudly Wave 185 Mary Eliza Tucker Christmas, South, 1866 187 ENTS Thomas Bailey Aldrich Fredericksburg 156 Jane T. H. Cross The Confederacy 157 35 159 Augustus Julian Requier Ashes of Glory 170 William Cullen Bryant The Death of Lincoln 171 Christopher Pearse Cranch The Death Blow 172 The Martyr 173 Bret Harte A Second Review of the Grand Army 173 Sidney Lanier The Dying Words of Jackson 175 Sarah E. Shuften Ethiopia's Dead 176 :h of the War 179 William Gilmore Simms "AyDeMi.Alhama!" 188 Sidney Lanier To Our Hills 189 Francis Miles Finch The Blue and the Gray 191 Francis OrrayTicknor Little Giffen 193 Bayard Taylor Gettysburg Ode 194 Henrietta Cordelia Ray Lincoln 195 Con part II: COLLECTIO CIVIL WA George Me Slavery 202 Lines 203 The Poet's Feeble Petition 205 General Grant—The Hero of the War 205 The Southern Refugee 207 Lincoln Is Dead 208 Like Brothers We Meet 208 John GreeiL The Hunters of Men 217 A Word for the Hour 218 Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott 219 At Port Royal 222 WaltW Eighteen Sixty One 231 Beat! Beat! Drums! 232 Virginia—The West 233 Cavalry Crossing a Ford 233 Bivouac on a Mountain Side 233 An Army Corps on the March 234 By the Bivouac's Fitful Flame 234 Come Up from the Fields Father 234 Vigil Strange I Kept on the Field One Night 236 A March in the Ranks Hard Prest, and the Road Unknown 237 TENTS be NS AND VOLUMES OF R POETRY ses Horton 201 The Dying Soldier's Message 209 The Spectator of the Battle of Belmont 210 The Terrors of War 211 Jefferson in a Tight Place 212 The Soldier on His Way Home 213 Weep 214 LeafWhittier 216 The Battle Autumn of 1862 225 What the Birds Said 226 Barbara Frietchie 228 hitman 230 A Sight in Camp in the Daybreak Gray and Dim 238 Not the Pilot 238 Year That Trembled and Reel'd Beneath Me 239 The Wound Dresser 239 Dirge for Two Veterans 241 Over the Carnage Rose Prophetic a Voice 242 The Artilleryman's Vision 243 Ethiopia Saluting the Colors 244 Not Youth Pertains to Me 244 X CONT] Look Down Fair Moon 245 Reconciliation 245 How Solemn as One by One 245 As I Lay with My Head in Your Lap Camerado 246 To a Certain Civilian 246 Herman ] The Portent 258 Apathy and Enthusiasm 259 The March into Virginia 260 Ball's Bluff 261 Dupont's Round Fight 262 Donelson 263 A Utilitarian View of the Monitor's Fight 275 Shiloh 276 Malvern Hill 277 The House top 278 Frances Ellen W The Slave Mother 290 Bible Defence of Slavery 291 Eliza Harris 292 The Slave Auction 294 Bury Me in a Free Land 295 To the Cleveland Union Savers 296 Henry! Ethnogenesis 312 The Cotton Boll 315 I Know Not Why 320 ENTS Adieu to a Soldier 247 Turn O Libertad 247 To the Leaven'd Soil They Trod 248 Pensive on Her Dead Gazing 248 When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd 249 Melville 257 Sheridan at Cedar Creek 279 In the Prison Pen 280 The College Colonel 281 The Martyr 282 Rebel Color bearers at Shiloh 283 "Formerly a Slave" 284 Magnanimity Baffled 285 On the Slain Collegians 285 On the Slain at Chickamauga 287 An uninscribed Monument 288 atkins Harper 289 Lines to Miles O'Reiley 298 Words for the Hour 299 An Appeal to My Countrywomen 300 The Deliverance 302 Learning to Read 309 Hmrod 311 A Cry to Arms 320 Charleston 322 The Two Armies 323 Con Carmen Triumphale 324 The Unknown Dead 326 We May Not Falter 327 Sarah Morga Hearing the Battle.—July 21,1861 332 Army of Occupation 333 Giving Back the Flower 334 Shoulder Rank 335 Another War 336 Mock Diamonds 337 PART III: UNPUBLISHE PUBLISH] Emily D To fight aloud, is very brave 352 Unto like Story Trouble has enticed me 353 I like a look of Agony 353 After great pain, a formal feeling comes 354 The name of it is "Autumn" 354 He fought like those Who've nought to lose 354 When I was small, a Woman died 355 It feels a shame to be Alive 356 One Anguish in a Crowd 356 Obadiah Eth After the Battle: The Dirge 363 Nov. 30th To an absent Wife 365 TENTS xi Ode 328 1866 329 n Bryan Piatt 331 Over in Kentucky 339 The Black Princess 340 The Old Slave Music 342 Counsel—In the South 343 A Child's Party 344 ;d or posthumously ED POEMS ickinson 351 They dropped like Flakes 357 If any sink, assure that this, now standing 357 The Battle fought between the Soul 357 No Rack can torture me 358 My Portion is Defeat today 358 My Life had stood a Loaded Gun 359 Color Caste Denomination 360 Dying! To be afraid of thee 360 My Triumph lasted till the Drums 360 I never hear that one is dead 361 elbert Baker 362 Do You 365 My Army Birth 365 xii Cont] The Charge at Monterey 366 The Charge at Farmington 367 Civil War Poetry Glossary Biographies of Poets Index of Authors and Titles SNTS August 3rd, 1886 368 The Unknown Grave 369 371 375 397 ILLUSTRATIONS "The Brave Wife" xiv Men of the ist Virginia Militia, also known as "The Richmond Grays" xxii African American soldiers posing with their teachers 26 Militiamen guarding the Chain Bridge over the Potomac River 46 Fair Oaks, Virginia. Lt. James B. Washington, a Confederate prisoner, with Captain George A. Custer of the 5th Cavalry, U.S .A. 74 Company E, 4th U.S. Colored Infantry, at Fort Lincoln 104 "Compromise with the South" 134 "The Halt"—A Scene in the Georgia Campaign 160 "Home from Andersonville" 180 xiii
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title	"Words for the hour" a new anthology of American Civil War poetry
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