Abraham Lincoln, Edmund Clarence Stedman | 538 |
Pardon, Julia Ward Howe | 539 |
The Dear President, John James Piatt | 539 |
Abraham Lincoln, William Cullen Bryant | 540 |
Abraham Lincoln, Richard Henry Stoddard | 540 |
Parricide, Julia Ward Howe | 542 |
Abraham Lincoln, Tom Taylor | 543 |
CHAPTER XIII |
Peace |
"Stack Arms," Joseph Blynth Alston | 545 |
Jefferson Davis, Walker Meriwether Bell | 545 |
In the Land where we were Dreaming, Daniel B. Lucas | 546 |
Acceptation, Margaret Junkin Preston | 547 |
The Conquered Banner, Abram J. Ryan | 547 |
Peace, Adeline D. T. Whitney | 547 |
Peace, Phœbe Cary | 548 |
A Second Review of the Grand Army, Bret Harte | 548 |
When Johnny comes marching Home, Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore | 549 |
Driving Home the Cows, Kate Putnam Osgood | 550 |
Ode recited at the Harvard Commemoration, James Russell Lowell | 550 |
PART V |
THE PERIOD OF EXPANSION |
The Eagle's Song, Richard Mansfield | 558 |
CHAPTER I |
Reconstruction and After |
To the Thirty-Ninth Congress, John Greenleaf Whittier | 559 |
"Mr. Johnson's Policy of Reconstruction," Charles Graham Halpine | 559 |
Thaddeus Stevens, Phœbe Cary | 560 |
South Carolina to the States of the North, Paul Hamilton Hayne | 561 |
Ku-Klux, Madison Cawein | 562 |
The Rear Guard, Irene Fowler Brown | 562 |
The Blue and the Gray, Francis Miles Finch | 563 |
The Stricken South to the North, Paul Hamilton Hayne | 564 |
How Cyrus laid the Cable, John Godfrey Saxe | 565 |
The Cable Hymn, John Greenleaf Whittier | 565 |
An Arctic Vision, Bret Harte | 566 |
Alaska, Joaquin Miller | 567 |
Israel Freyer's Bid for Gold, Edmund Clarence Stedman | 567 |
Chicago, John Greenleaf Whittier | 568 |
Chicago, Bret Harte | 569 |
Chicago, John Boyle O'Reilly | 569 |
Boston, John Boyle O'Reilly | 570 |
The Church of the Revolution, Hezekiah Butterworth | 570 |
After the Fire, Oliver Wendell Holmes | 571 |
The Ride of Collins Graves, John Boyle O'Reilly | 571 |
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CHAPTER II |
The Year of a Hundred Years |
Our First Century, George Edward Woodberry | 572 |
Centennial Hymn, John Greenleaf Whittier | 573 |
The Centennial Meditation of Columbia, Sidney Lanier | 573 |
Centennial Hymn, William Cullen Bryant | 574 |
Welcome to the Nations, Oliver Wendell Holmes | 574 |
The National Ode, Bayard Taylor | 575 |
Our National Banner, Dexter Smith | 578 |
After the Centennial, Christopher Pearse Cranch | 578 |
CHAPTER III |
The Conquest of the Plains |
The Pacific Railway, C. R. Ballard | 579 |
After the Comanches, Unknown | 579 |
Down the Little Big Horn, Francis Brooks | 580 |
Little Big Horn, Ernest McGaffey | 581 |
Custer's Last Charge, Frederick Whittaker | 582 |
Custer, Edmund Clarence Stedman | 583 |
The Revenge of Rain-in-the-Face, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 583 |
Miles Keogh's Horse, John Hay | 584 |
On the Big Horn, John Greenleaf Whittier | 585 |
The "Grey Horse Troop," Robert W. Chambers | 585 |
Geronimo, Ernest McGaffey | 586 |
The Last Reservation, Walter Learned | 586 |
Indian Names, Lydia Huntley Sigourney | 587 |
CHAPTER IV |
The Second Assassination |
Rejoice, Joaquin Miller | 587 |
The Bells at Midnight, Thomas Bailey Aldrich | 588 |
J. A. G., Julia Ward Howe | 589 |
Midnight—September 19, 1881, John Boyle O'Reilly | 589 |
At the President's Grave, Richard Watson Gilder | 590 |
On the Death of President Garfield, Oliver Wendell Holmes | 590 |
President Garfield, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 591 |
Yorktown Centennial Lyric, Paul Hamilton Hayne | 592 |
The Brooklyn Bridge, Edna Dean Proctor | 593 |
Brooklyn Bridge, Charles George Douglas Roberts | 593 |
Charleston, Richard Watson Gilder | 594 |
Mayflower, John Boyle O'Reilly | 594 |
Fairest of Freedom's Daughters, Jeremiah Eames Rankin | 594 |
Liberty Enlightening the World, Edmund Clarence Stedman | 595 |
The Bartholdi Statue, John Greenleaf Whittier | 595 |
Additional Verses to Hail Columbia, Oliver Wendell Holmes | 596 |
New National Hymn, Francis Marion Crawford | 596 |
In Apia Bay, Charles George Douglas Roberts | 597 |
An International Episode, Caroline T. Duer | 598 |
By the Conemaugh, Florence Earle Coates | 599 |
The Man who rode to Conemaugh, John Eliot Bowen | 599 |
A Ballad of the Conemaugh Flood, Hardwick Drummond Rawnsley | 600 |
Conemaugh, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward | 601 |
"The White City," Richard Watson Gilder | 602 |
The Kearsarge, James Jeffrey Roche | 602 |
Tennessee, Virginia Fraser Boyle | 603 |
An Ode on the Unveiling of the Shaw Memorial, Thomas Bailey Aldrich | 603 |
The Klondike, Edwin Arlington Robinson | 604 |
CHAPTER V |
The War with Spain |
Apostrophe to the Island of Cuba, James Gates Percival | 606 |
The Gallant Fifty-One, Henry Lynden Flash | 606 |
Cuba, Edmund Clarence Stedman | 607 |
The Gospel of Peace, James Jeffrey Roche | 607 |
Cuba, Harvey Rice | 608 |
Cuba to Columbia, Will Carleton | 608 |
Cuba Libre, Joaquin Miller | 609 |
The Parting of the Ways, Joseph B. Gilder | 609 |
The Men of the Maine, Clinton Scollard | 609 |
The Word of the Lord from Havana, Richard Hovey | 610 |
Half-Mast, Lloyd Mifflin | 611 |
The Fighting Race, Joseph I. C. Clarke | 611 |
On the Eve of War, Danske Dandridge | 612 |
To Spain—A Last Word, Edith M. Thomas | 612 |
The Martyrs of the Maine, Rupert Hughes | 612 |
El Emplazado, William Henry Venable | 613 |
Battle Song, Robert Burns Wilson | 613 |
Greeting from England, Unknown | 614 |
Battle Cry, William Henry Venable | 614 |
Just One Signal, Unknown | 614 |
Dewey at Manila, Robert Underwood Johnson | 615 |
Dewey and his Men, Wallace Rice | 617 |
"Off Manilly," Edmund Vance Cooke | 618 |
Manila Bay, Arthur Hale | 618 |
A Ballad of Manila Bay, Charles George Douglas Roberts | 618 |
The Battle of Manila, Richard Hovey | 619 |
Dewey in Manila Bay, R. V. Risley | 620 |
"Mene, Mene, Tekel, Upharsin," Madison Cawein | 620 |
The Spirit of the Maine, Tudor Jenks | 621 |
The Dragon of the Seas, Thomas Nelson Page | 621 |
The Sailing of the Fleet, Unknown | 622 |
"Cut the Cables," Robert Burns Wilson | 622 |
The Race of the Oregon, John James Meehan | 624 |
Battle-Song of the Oregon, Wallace Rice | 624 |
Strike the Blow, Unknown | 625 |
Eight Volunteers, Lansing C. Bailey | 626 |
The Men of the Merrimac, Clinton Scollard | 626 |
The Victory-Wreck, Will Carleton | 627 |
Hobson and his Men, Robert Loveman | 627 |
The Call to the Colors, Arthur Guiterman | 627 |
Essex Regiment March, George Edward Woodberry | 628 |
The Gathering, Herbert B. Swett | 629 |
Comrades, Henry R. Dorr | 629 |
Wheeler's Brigade at Santiago, Wallace Rice | 629 |
Deeds of Valor at Santiago, Clinton Scollard | 630 |
The Charge at Santiago, William Hamilton Hayne | 630 |
Private Blair of the Regulars, Clinton Scollard | 631 |
Wheeler at Santiago, James Lindsay Gordon | 631 |
Spain's Last Armada, Wallace Rice | 632 |
Santiago, Thomas A. Janvier | 633 |
The Fleet at Santiago, Charles E. Russell | 634 |
The Destroyer of Destroyers, Wallace Rice | 635 |
The Brooklyn at Santiago, Wallace Rice | 636 |
The Rush of the Oregon, Arthur Guiterman | 637 |
The Men behind the Guns, John Jerome Rooney | 637 |
Cervera, Bertrand Shadwell | 638 |
McIlrath of Malate, John Jerome Rooney | 639 |
When the Great Gray Ships come in, Guy Wetmore Carryl | 640 |
Full Cycle, John White Chadwick | 640 |
Breath on the Oat, Joseph Russell Taylor | 641 |
The Islands of the Sea, George Edward Woodberry | 641 |
Ballade of Expansion, Hilda Johnson | 642 |
"Rebels," Ernest Crosby | 643 |
On a Soldier fallen in the Philippines, William Vaughn Moody | 643 |
The Ballad of Paco Town, Clinton Scollard | 644 |
The Deed of Lieutenant Miles, Clinton Scollard | 644 |
Aguinaldo, Bertrand Shadwell | 645 |
The Fight at Dajo, Alfred E. Wood | 645 |
An Ode in Time of Hesitation, William Vaughn Moody | 646 |
CHAPTER VI |
The New Century |
A Toast to Our Native Land, Robert Bridges | 649 |
Buffalo, Florence Earle Coates | 649 |
McKinley, Unknown | 649 |
Faithful unto Death, Richard Handfield Titherington | 650 |
The Comfort of the Trees, Richard Watson Gilder | 650 |
Outward Bound, Edward Sydney Tylee | 650 |
Panama, James Jeffrey Roche | 651 |
Darien, Edwin Arnold | 651 |
Panama, Amanda T. Jones | 652 |
A Song of Panama, Alfred Damon Runyon | 652 |
Hymn of the West, Edmund Clarence Stedman | 653 |
Britannia to Columbia, Alfred Austin | 654 |
Those Rebel Flags, John H. Jewett | 654 |
The Song of the Flags, S. Weir Mitchell | 655 |
Arizona, Sharlot M. Hall | 655 |
San Francisco, Joaquin Miller | 657 |
San Francisco, John Vance Cheney | 657 |
To San Francisco, S. J. Alexander | 657 |
Resurge San Francisco, Joaquin Miller | 658 |
Grover Cleveland, Joel Benton | 658 |
Unguarded Gates, Thomas Bailey Aldrich | 659 |
National Song, William Henry Venable | 659 |
Ad Patriam, Clinton Scollard | 660 |
O Land Beloved, George Edward Woodberry | 660 |
The Republic, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow | 660 |
CHAPTER VII |
The World War |
Sonnets written in the Fall of 1914, George Edward Woodberry | 661 |
Abraham Lincoln walks at Midnight, Vachel Lindsay | 661 |
The "William P. Frye," Jeanne Robert Foster | 662 |
The White Ships and the Red, Joyce Kilmer | 663 |
Mare Liberum, Henry van Dyke | 664 |
Ode in Memory of the American Volunteers fallen for France, Alan Seeger | 664 |
Republic to Republic, Witter Bynner | 666 |
To the United States of America, Robert Bridges | 666 |
The Captive Ships at Manila, Dorothy Paul | 666 |
The Road to France, Daniel Henderson | 667 |
Pershing at the Tomb of Lafayette, Amelia Josephine Burr | 667 |
Your Lad, and my Lad, Randall Parrish | 668 |
A Call to Arms, Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews | 668 |
The First Three, Clinton Scollard | 669 |
To America, on her First Sons fallen in the Great War, E. M. Walker | 670 |
Rouge Bouquet, Joyce Kilmer | 670 |
Marching Song, Dana Burnet | 671 |
Our Modest Doughboys, Charlton Andrews | 671 |
Seicheprey | 672 |
A Ballad of Redhead's Day, Richard Butler Glaenzer | 672 |
Victory Bells, Grace Hazard Conkling | 673 |
Epicedium, J. Corson Miller | 673 |
The Dead, David Morton | 674 |
The Unreturning, Clinton Scollard | 674 |
The Star, Marion Couthouy Smith | 674 |
Brest left behind, John Chipman Farrar | 674 |
To the Returning Brave, Robert Underwood Johnson | 675 |
The Return, Eleanor Rogers Cox | 676 |
King of the Belgians, Marion Couthouy Smith | 676 |
The Family of Nations, Willard Wattles | 677 |
The League of Nations, Mary Siegrist | 677 |
Beyond Wars, David Morton | 678 |
"When there is Peace," Austin Dobson | 678 |
After the War, Richard Le Gallienne | 678 |
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NOTES | 681 |
INDEX OF AUTHORS | 699 |
INDEX OF FIRST LINES | 705 |
INDEX OF TITLES | 713 |