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Louise Manly. Southern Literature From 1579-1895
Southern Literature From 1579-1895
Table of Contents
PREFACE
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LIST OF WORKS FOR REFERENCE
FIRST PERIOD … 1579–1750
SECOND PERIOD … 1750–1800
THIRD PERIOD … 1800–1850
FOURTH PERIOD … 1850–1895
INDEX
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List of Illustrations
Southern Literature
FIRST PERIOD … 1579–1750
JOHN SMITH
WORKS
RESCUE OF CAPTAIN SMITH BY POCAHONTAS, OR MATOAKA
OUR RIGHT TO THOSE COUNTRIES, TRUE REASONS FOR PLANTATIONS, RARE EXAMPLES
ASCENT OF THE JAMES RIVER, 1607
WILLIAM STRACHEY
WORKS
A STORM OFF THE BERMUDAS
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JOHN LAWSON
WORK
NORTH CAROLINA IN 1700–1708
HARVEST HOME OF THE INDIANS
WILLIAM BYRD
WORKS
SELECTING THE SITE OF RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG, SEPT., 1733
A VISIT TO EX-GOVERNOR SPOTSWOOD, 1732
DISMAL SWAMP
THE TUSCARORA INDIANS AND THEIR LEGEND OF A CHRIST
SECOND PERIOD … 1750–1800
HENRY LAURENS
WORKS
A PATRIOT IN THE TOWER
GEORGE WASHINGTON
WORKS
An Honest Man
How to Answer Calumny
Conscience
ON HIS APPOINTMENT AS COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF
A MILITARY DINNER-PARTY
ADVICE TO A FAVORITE NEPHEW
PASSAGES FROM THE FAREWELL ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES, 1796
PATRICK HENRY
WORKS
Remark on Slavery
Not Bound by State Lines, (from the opening speech of the first Continental Congress, 1774.)
If this be treason, (Speech in House of Burgesses, 1765.)
THE FAMOUS REVOLUTION SPEECH, 1775
WILLIAM HENRY DRAYTON
GEORGE III.’s ABDICATION OF POWER IN AMERICA
THOMAS JEFFERSON
WORKS
POLITICAL MAXIMS
RELIGIOUS OPINIONS AT THE AGE OF TWENTY
SCENERY AT HARPER’S FERRY AND AT THE NATURAL BRIDGE
ON FREEDOM OF RELIGIOUS OPINION
ON THE DISCOURSES OF CHRIST
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
LETTER TO HIS DAUGHTER, MARTHA JEFFERSON
JEFFERSON’S LAST LETTER, IN ANSWER TO AN INVITATION TO BE PRESENT AT THE CELEBRATION OF THE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, IN WASHINGTON.—TO MR. WEIGHTMAN, MAYOR OF WASHINGTON
DAVID RAMSAY
WORKS
Sermon on Tea, (1775)
BRITISH TREATY WITH THE CHEROKEES, 1755
SERGEANT JASPER AT FORT MOULTRIE, 28th June, 1776
SUMPTER AND MARION
JAMES MADISON
WORKS
OPINION OF LAFAYETTE, (IN LETTERS TO JEFFERSON)
PLEA FOR A REPUBLIC, ALTHOUGH A NEW FORM OF GOVERNMENT
CHARACTER OF WASHINGTON
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ST. GEORGE TUCKER
WORKS
RESIGNATION, OR DAYS OF MY YOUTH
JOHN MARSHALL
WORKS
POWER OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
THE DUTIES OF A JUDGE
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HENRY LEE
WORK
CAPTURE OF FORT MOTTE BY LEE AND MARION, MAY, 1780
THE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY
MASON LOCKE WEEMS
WORKS
THE HATCHET STORY
JOHN DRAYTON
WORKS
A REVOLUTIONARY OBJECT LESSON IN THE CAUSE OF PATRIOTISM, APRIL 1775
THE BATTLE OF NOEWEE, BETWEEN THE SOUTH CAROLINIANS AND THE CHEROKEES, 1776
WILLIAM WIRT
WORKS
THE BLIND PREACHER, (JAMES WADDELL[6])
MR. HENRY AGAINST JOHN HOOK
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JOHN RANDOLPH
WORKS
THE REVISION OF THE STATE CONSTITUTION
GEORGE TUCKER
WORKS
JEFFERSON’S PREFERENCE FOR COUNTRY LIFE
ESTABLISHMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
THIRD PERIOD … 1800–1850
HENRY CLAY
WORKS
TO BE RIGHT ABOVE ALL
NO GEOGRAPHICAL LINES IN PATRIOTISM
MILITARY INSUBORDINATION
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY
WORKS
THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER
JOHN JAMES AUDUBON
THE MOCKING-BIRD
THE HUMMING-BIRD
THOMAS HART BENTON
WORKS
THE DUEL BETWEEN RANDOLPH AND CLAY
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JOHN CALDWELL CALHOUN
WORKS
WAR AND PEACE
SYSTEM OF OUR GOVERNMENT
DEFENCE OF NULLIFICATION
THE WISE CHOICE
OFFICIAL PATRONAGE
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NATHANIEL BEVERLEY TUCKER
WORKS
THE PARTISAN LEADER, (WRITTEN IN 1836)
DAVID CROCKETT
WORKS
SPELLING AND GRAMMAR—HIS PROLOGUE
ON A BEAR HUNT
RICHARD HENRY WILDE
WORKS
MY LIFE IS LIKE THE SUMMER ROSE
AUGUSTUS BALDWIN LONGSTREET
WORKS
NED BRACE AT CHURCH
A SAGE CONVERSATION
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ROBERT YOUNG HAYNE
WORKS
STATE SOVEREIGNTY AND LIBERTY
SAM HOUSTON
CAUSE OF THE TEXAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE
BATTLE OF SAN JACINTO
HOW TO DEAL WITH THE INDIANS
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WILLIAM CAMPBELL PRESTON
WORKS
LITERARY SOCIETY IN COLUMBIA, 1825
JOHN PENDLETON KENNEDY
WORKS
A COUNTRY GENTLEMAN IN VIRGINIA
HIS WIFE
HOW HORSE-SHOE AND ANDREW CAPTURED FIVE MEN
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HUGH SWINTON LEGARÉ
WORKS
COMMERCE AND WEALTH VS. WAR
DEMOSTHENES’ COURAGE
A DUKE’S OPINIONS OF VIRGINIA, NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA, AND GEORGIA
MIRABEAU BUONAPARTE LAMAR
WORKS
THE DAUGHTER OF MENDOZA
FRANCIS LISTER HAWKS
WORKS
THE FIRST INDIAN BAPTISM IN AMERICA
VIRGINIA DARE, THE FIRST ENGLISH CHILD BORN IN AMERICA
THE LOST COLONY OF ROANOKE
GEORGE DENISON PRENTICE
WORKS
THE CLOSING YEAR
PARAGRAPHS
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EDWARD COATE PINKNEY
WORKS
A HEALTH
SONG
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CHARLES ÉTIENNE ARTHUR GAYARRÉ
WORKS
LOUISIANA IN 1750–1770
THE TREE OF THE DEAD
MATTHEW FONTAINE MAURY
WORKS
THE GULF STREAM
DEEP-SEA SOUNDINGS
HEROIC DEATH OF LIEUTENANT HERNDON
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WILLIAM GILMORE SIMMS
WORKS
SONNET.—THE POET’S VISION
THE DOOM OF OCCONESTOGA
MARION “The Swamp Fox.”
ROBERT EDWARD LEE
WORKS
TO HIS SON
At THE SURRENDER
GENERAL LEE’S LAST ORDER
LETTER ACCEPTING THE PRESIDENCY OF WASHINGTON COLLEGE
JEFFERSON DAVIS
WORKS
TRIP TO KENTUCKY AT SEVEN YEARS OF AGE, AND VISIT TO GENERAL JACKSON
LIFE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
FAREWELL TO THE SENATE, 1861, ON THE OCCASION OF THE SECESSION OF MISSISSIPPI FROM THE UNION
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EDGAR ALLAN POE
WORKS
TO HELEN
ISRAFEL
HAPPINESS
THE RAVEN
ROBERT TOOMBS
WORKS
FAREWELL TO THE SENATE, 1861
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OCTAVIA WALTON LE VERT
WORKS
TO CADIZ FROM HAVANNA, 1855
LOUISA SUSANNAH M’CORD
WORKS
WOMAN’S DUTY
JOSEPH G. BALDWIN
WORKS
VIRGINIANS IN A NEW COUNTRY
ALEXANDER HAMILTON STEPHENS
WORKS
LAWS OF GOVERNMENT
SKETCH IN THE SENATE, FEB. 5, 1850
TRUE COURAGE
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ALEXANDER BEAUFORT MEEK
WORKS
RED EAGLE, OR WEATHERFORD
PHILIP PENDLETON COOKE
WORKS
FLORENCE VANE
THEODORE O’HARA
WORKS
THE BIVOUAC OF THE DEAD
FOURTH PERIOD … 1850–1894
GEORGE RAINSFORD FAIRBANKS
WORKS
OSCEOLA, LEADER OF THE SEMINOLES
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RICHARD MALCOLM JOHNSTON
WORKS
MR. HEZEKIAH ELLINGTON’S RECOVERY
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JOHN REUBEN THOMPSON
ASHBY
MUSIC IN CAMP
JABEZ LAMAR MONROE CURRY
WORKS
RELATIONS BETWEEN ENGLAND AND AMERICA
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MARGARET JUNKIN PRESTON
WORKS
THE SHADE OF THE TREES
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CHARLES HENRY SMITH
WORKS
BIG JOHN, ON THE CHEROKEES
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ST. GEORGE H. TUCKER
WORKS
BURNING OF JAMESTOWN IN 1676
GEORGE WILLIAM BAGBY
JUD. BROWNIN’S ACCOUNT OF RUBINSTEIN’S PLAYING
SARAH ANNE DORSEY
WORKS
A CONFEDERATE EXILE ON HIS WAY TO MEXICO, 1866
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HENRY TIMROD
WORKS
SONNET
ENGLISH KATIE
HYMN SUNG AT THE CONSECRATION OF MAGNOLIA CEMETERY, CHARLESTON, S. C
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PAUL HAMILTON HAYNE
WORKS
THE MOCKING-BIRD (At Night.)
SONNET.—OCTOBER
A DREAM OF THE SOUTH WIND
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JOHN ESTEN COOKE
WORKS
THE RACES IN VIRGINIA, 1765
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ZEBULON BAIRD VANCE
WORKS
CHANGES WROUGHT BY THE WAR
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ALBERT PIKE
WORKS
TO THE MOCKING-BIRD
WILLIAM TAPPAN THOMPSON
WORKS
MAJOR JONES’S CHRISTMAS PRESENT TO MARY STALLINGS
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JAMES BARRON HOPE
WORKS
THE VICTORY AT YORKTOWN
PROLOGUE
WASHINGTON AND LEE
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JAMES WOOD DAVIDSON
WORKS
THE BEAUTIFUL AND THE POETICAL
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CHARLES COLCOCK JONES, Jr
WORKS
SALZBURGER SETTLEMENT IN GEORGIA
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MARY VIRGINIA TERHUNE
WORKS
LETTER DESCRIBING MARY [BALL] WASHINGTON WHEN A YOUNG GIRL
MADAM WASHINGTON AT THE PEACE BALL
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AUGUSTA EVANS WILSON
WORKS
A LEARNED AND INTERESTING CONVERSATION
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DANIEL BEDINGER LUCAS
WORKS
THE LAND WHERE WE WERE DREAMING
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JAMES RYDER RANDALL
WORKS
MY MARYLAND
ABRAM JOSEPH RYAN
WORKS
WILLIAM GORDON McCABE
WORKS
DREAMING IN THE TRENCHES.[38]
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SIDNEY LANIER
WORKS
SONG OF THE CHATTAHOOCHEE
What is Music?
THE TIDE RISING IN THE MARSHES
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JAMES LANE ALLEN
WORKS
SPORTS OF A KENTUCKY SCHOOL IN 1795
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JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS
WORKS
THE TAR-BABY
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ROBERT BURNS WILSON
WORKS
FAIR DAUGHTER OF THE SUN
DEDICATION.—SONNET
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“CHRISTIAN REID.”
WORKS
ASCENT OF MOUNT MITCHELL, BLACK MOUNTAIN, NORTH CAROLINA
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HENRY WOODFEN GRADY
WORKS
THE SOUTH BEFORE THE WAR
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THOMAS NELSON PAGE
WORKS
MARSE CHAN’S LAST BATTLE
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MARY NOAILLES MURFREE
WORKS
THE “HARNT” THAT WALKS CHILHOWEE
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DANSKE DANDRIDGE
WORKS
THE SPIRIT AND THE WOOD SPARROW
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AMÉLIE RIVES CHANLER
WORKS
TANIS
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GRACE KING
WORKS
LA GRANDE DEMOISELLE
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WAITMAN BARBE
WORKS
SIDNEY LANIER
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MADISON CAWEIN
WORKS
THE WHIPPOORWILL
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DIXIE
List of Authors
QUESTIONS
General Questions
FIRST PERIOD, 1579–1750
SECOND PERIOD, 1750–1800
THIRD PERIOD, 1800–1850
FOURTH PERIOD, 1850–1895
APPENDIX
List of Southern Writers
A Supplementary List, July, 1895
