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Theodore Oliver Douglas Dunn. Poets of John Company
Poets of John Company
Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
SIR WILLIAM JONES
A Persian Song
A Hymn to Narayena
ANONYMOUS
"The Letters of Simpkin the Second, upon the Trial of Warren Hastings."
The Procession
ANONYMOUS
The Art of Living in India
WARREN HASTINGS
John Company
JOHN LEYDEN
Ode to an Indian Gold Coin
The Battle of Assaye
Address to my Malay Krees
Verses written at Sagur Island in 1807
Calcutta: a Poem
ANONYMOUS
The Adventures of Qui Hai
ANONYMOUS
A letter from Shigram-Po to his Father
REGINALD HEBER
Lines Addressed to Mrs. Heber
An Evening Walk in Bengal
HENRY DEROZIO
On the Abolition of Sattee
SIR CHARLES D'OYLEY
Tom Raw the Griffin
JAMES ATKINSON
Ode to a Punkah
JAMES SILK BUCKINGHAM
Starboard Watch, Ahoy!
SIR JOHN MALCOLM
Lines Written on the Death of Leyden, 1811
Song at an Anniversary Dinner in celebration of the Battle of Assaye
EMMA ROBERTS
A Scene in the Doab
WILLIAM FRANCIS THOMPSON
Indian Revelry
The Jogi's Address to the Ganges
The Rajpoot's Lament
JAMES YOUNG
The Mosquito's Song
JAMES HUTCHINSON
The Pindaree
HORACE HAYMAN WILSON
The Ganges
HENRY MEREDITH PARKER
The Late Mr. Simms
Calcutta Stanzas for the Month of May
The Adjutant Bird
The Mussulman's Lament over the body of Tippoo Sultan
The Return from India
DAVID LESTER RICHARDSON
Lines to the Memory of David Hare
To Laha Pennoo: The God of War
To Bera Pennoo: The Earth Goddess
The Final Toast
JOHN DUNBAR
The Adjutant and the Crow
HENRY TORRENS
The Bumper of Claret
A Ballad
JOHN WILLIAM KAYE
Lines Written on Recovering from Sickness, September, 1834
WILLIAM HENRY ABBOTT
The Chee-Chee Ball
R. T. H. GRIFFITH
The Suppliant Dove
The Rains
HENRY GEORGE KEENE
Clive's Dream before the Battle of Plassey
Drinking No Sin
WILLIAM WATERFIELD
The Song of Kalindi
The Song of the Koil
SIR ALFRED COMYN LYALL
Siva
The Land of Regrets
The Old Pindaree
COLMAN MACAULAY
A Lay of Lachen
THOMAS FRANCIS BIGNOLD
The Successful Competitor–1863
Twenty O'clock
Promotion by Merit
On a Station in Lower Bengal
The Successful Competitor—1873
Anonymous
THREE HUNTING SONGS
A Note on "Starboard Watch, Ahoy!"
