"Words for the Hour": A New Anthology of American Civil War Poetry

INDEX OF AUTHORS AND TITLES

INDEX OF AUTHORS AND TITLES “A Battle Hymn,”  “A Child’s Party,”  “A Cry to Arms,”  “A March in the Ranks Hard-Prest, and the Road Unknown,”  “A Prayer for Peace,”  “A Second Review of the Grand Army,”  “A Sight in Camp in the Daybreak Gray and Dim,”  “A Southern Scene,”  “A Thought,”  “A Utilitarian View of the Monitor’s Fight,”  “A Word for the Hour,”  “Adieu to a Soldier,”  “After great pain, a formal feeling comes -,”  “After the Battle: The Dirge,”  Aldrich,Thomas Bailey,  Allen, Elizabeth Akers,  Allston, Joseph Blythe,  “An Appeal to My Countrywomen,”  “An Army Corps on the March,”  “An uninscribed Monument,”  Anderson,R.M.,  “Anomalies,”  Anonymous (“A Southern Scene”),  Anonymous (“Chickamauga, ‘The Stream of Death!’”),  Anonymous (“Conservative Chorus”),  Anonymous (“Cotton-Doodle”),  Anonymous (“‘Is There, Then, No Hope for the Nations?’”),  Anonymous (“Let My People Go: A Song of the ‘Contrabands’”),  397 Anonymous (“My Army Cross Over”),  Anonymous (“Negro Song of Mission Ridge”),  Anonymous (“Reading the List”),  Anonymous (“Ride In, Kind Saviour”),  Anonymous (“Soldiers’ Aid Societies”),  Anonymous (“The Voices of the Guns”),  “Another War,”  “Apathy and Enthusiasm,”  “Army of Occupation,”  “As I Lay with My Head in Your Lap Camerado,”  “Ashes of Glory,”  “At Fort Pillow,”  “At Port Royal,”  “August rd, ,”  “‘Ay De Mi, Alhama!,’” 188 Bagby,J.R.,  Baker,Obadiah Ethelbert, – Ball, Caroline A.,  “Ball’s Bluff,”  “Barbara Frietchie,”  Bartleson,Frederick A.,  “Battle Hymn of the Republic,”  “Beat! Beat! Drums!,”  Beers,Ethelinda,  Bell,James Madison,  “Bible Defence of Slavery,”  “Bivouac on a Mountain Side,”  Blunt,Ellen Key,  Boker,George Henry, , , , ,  Booth,Mary H.C., ,  “Boston Hymn,”  “Brother Jonathan’s Lament for Sister Caroline,”  “Brother, Tell Me of the Battle,”  “Bury Me in a Free Land,”  Bryant,William Cullen, , ,  “By the Bivouac’s Fitful Flame,”  Campbell,Alfred Gibbs,  “Carmen Triumphale,”  Cary,Phoebe,  “Cavalry Crossing a Ford,”  “Charleston,”  “Chickamauga, ‘The Stream of Death!,’”  “Christmas, South, ,”  “Clouds in the West,”  “Color - Caste - Denomination -,”  “Come Up from the Fields Father,”  “Confederate Song of Freedom,”  “Conservative Chorus,”  “Cotton-Doodle,”  “Counsel—In the South,”  Cranch, Christopher Pearse, ,  Cross,JaneT.H., ,  “Death the Peacemaker,”  Dickinson,Emily, – Dickson,Samuel Henry,  “Dirge for Two Veterans,”  “Do You,”  “Doffing the Gray,”  “Donelson,”  Douglass, Sarah Mapps,  “Driving Home the Cows,”  “Dupont’s Round Fight,”  “Dying! To be afraid of thee,”  “Eighteen Sixty-One,”  “,”  “Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott,”  “Eliza Harris,”  Ella,  “Emancipation,”  Emerson, Ralph Waldo,  Emmett,Dan,  “Ethiopia Saluting the Colors,”  “Ethiopia’s Dead,”  “Ethnogenesis,”  Falligant, Robert,  Finch,Francis Miles,  Flagg,Ellen,  “‘Formerly a Slave,’”  Forten, Sarah Louisa,  “Fredericksburg,”  Gassaway,Frank H.,  “General Grant—The Hero of the War,”  “Gettysburg Ode,”  Gibbons,James Sloan,  “Giving Back the Flower,”  Grimké,Charlotte Forten,  “Half Way,”  Halpine, Charles Graham,  Harper, Frances Ellen Watkins, –  Harte, Bret, , ,  Hayward,William H.,  “He fought like those Who’ve nought to lose -,”  “Hearing the Battle.— July , ,”  Holmes, Oliver Wendell,  Horton,George Moses, – “How Solemn as One by One,”  Howe,Julia Ward,  “I Know Not Why,”  “I like a look of Agony,”  “I never hear that one is dead,”  “I Sigh for the Land of the Cypress and Pine,”   I  A  T “I Wish I Was in Dixie’s Land,”  “I’m Dying, Comrade,”  “If any sink, assure that this, now standing -,”  “In Libby Prison—New Year’s Eve –,”  “In the Prison Pen,”  “In the Wilderness,”  “‘Is There, Then, No Hope for the Nations?,’”  “It feels a shame to be Alive -,”  “Jefferson in a Tight Place,”  Jonas,S.A.,  Keyes, Julia L.,  “Killed at the Ford,”  Lanier,Sidney, ,  Larcom, Lucy, ,  “Learning to Read,”  “Let My People Go: A Song of the ‘Contrabands,’”  “Let the Banner Proudly Wave,”  “Like Brothers We Meet,”  “Lincoln,”  “Lincoln Is Dead,”  “Lines” (Alfred Gibbs Campbell),  “Lines” (George Moses Horton),  “Lines to Miles O’Reiley,  “Little Giffen,”  Longfellow,Henry Wadsworth, ,  “Look Down Fair Moon,”  Lowell, James Russell,  “Magnanimity Baffled,”  “Malvern Hill,”  Manahan,Thomas,  “Manassas,”  Mason,Caroline,  Meek,Alexander Beaufort,  “Melt the Bells,”  Melville,Herman, – “Mock Diamonds,”  Murray, Ellen,  “My Army Birth,”  “My Army Cross Over,”  “My Autumn Walk,”  “My Country,”  “My Life had stood - a Loaded Gun -,”  “My Maryland,”  “My Portion is Defeat - today -,”  “My Triumph lasted till the Drums,”  Neall,Mrs.James,  “Negro Song of Mission Ridge,”  “No Rack can torture me -,”  “Not the Pilot,”  “Not Yet,”  “Not Youth Pertains to Me,”  “Nov. th To an Absent Wife,”  “Ode,”  “On the Heights of Mission Ridge,”  “On the Slain at Chickamauga,”  “On the Slain Collegians,”  “One Anguish - in a Crowd -,”  “Only a Soldier’s Grave,”  “Only One Killed...