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List of Figures
Acknowledgements
List of Abbreviations
Introduction
1812–19: Anonymous Beginnings
My Lucy
Stanzas on the Anniversary of the Abolition of the Slave Trade
Ode to an Æolian Harp
A Guess at the Contents of Lalla Rookh
Stanzas (“The Heaven was Cloudless”)
The Convict’s Appeal [Stanzas 1–15]
On Silent Worship
Playford. A Descriptive Fragment.—1817
Written in a Lady’s Album
Stanzas, Addressed to Some Friends Going to the Sea-Side
Sonnet to the Deben [‘Thou hast thrown aside thy summer loveliness’]
Stanzas, to Helen M— M—
Haunts of Childhood
Sonnets to Charlotte M— [1818 and 1828]
Drab Bonnets
1820–25: Emergence of the ‘Quaker Poet’
The Ivy, Addressed to a Young Friend
The Valley of Fern
Verses, Supposed to be Written in a Burial-Ground Belonging to the Society of Friends
Leiston Abbey
Stanzas, Addressed to Percy Bysshe Shelley
To Lydia
Winter
A Dream
A Day in Autumn [Invocation]
A Day in Autumn [The River Orwell]
The Quaker Poet. Verses on Seeing Myself So Designated
To L.E.L.
Napoleon [Stanzas 28–90]
The Contrast
To a Robin
Verses on the Death of Bloomfield, the Suffolk Poet
Bishop Hubert
Pity for Poor Little Sweeps
A Memorial of John Woolman; a Minister of the Gospel, Among the Quakers
A Memorial of James Nayler, the Reproach and Glory of Quakerism
A Memorial of Mary Dyer, One of the Early Worthies and Martyrs in the Society of Quakers
Verses on the Approach of Spring, Addressed to my Little Play-Fellow
Bealings House
To a Butterfly. Translated from the French
On a Portrait of Beatrice Cenci
On the Death of Samuel Alexander, of Needham-Market
Bow Hill
1826–29: Literary Fame
A Grandsire’s Tale
Stanzas, Composed During a Tempest
A Prophet’s Old Age
Ruth’s Love
The Vanity of Human Knowledge
A Soliloquy
A Reflection
Tears
Walking in the Light
Which Things Are a Shadow
Prefatory Sonnet [to A Widow’s Tale, and Other Poems]
Caractacus
Sonnet; to a Grandmother
Stanzas, Written for a Blank Leaf in Sewell’s History of the Quakers
The Vale of Tears
Concluding Verses, to a Child Seven Years Old
Sonnet to William and Mary Howitt
Sonnet to the Same
The Daughter of Herodias
Godiva
On a Portrait by Spagnoletto
Fireside Quatrains, to Charles Lamb
England’s Oak
Summer Musings
Epistle to the Editor of Friendship’s Offering
1830–49: Late Barton
The Coronation of Ines de Castro
To the White Jasmine
To Wm. Kirby, Rector of Barham, Suffolk
The Sea-Shell
A Negro Mother’s Cradle-Song
The Bible [‘Lamp of our feet!’]
A Clerico-Politico Portrait
First Scripture Lessons
On a Drawing of the Cottage at Aldborough, Where Crabbe Lived in Boyhood
An Epistle to a Phonographic Friend; Or a Few Words on Phonography
To the B.B Schooner, on Seeing Her Sail Down the Deben for Liverpool
Sonnet, to a Friend Never Yet Seen, But Corresponded with for Above Twenty Years
A Postscript to ‘To the Dead in Christ’
The Yellow-Hammer; A Song, by a Suffolk Villager
To E.F. [Elizabeth Fry], On Her Reappearance Among Her Friends at the Yearly Meeting, 1845
Sonnet, to Job’s Three Friends
Sonnets, Written at Burstal
Poetical Illustrations from Natural History of the Holy Land
A Prefatory Appeal for Poetry and Poets
Contextual Material
Notes
Bibliography
Index of Titles and First Lines
