The Poetical Works of Elizabeth Margaret Chandler

by Elizabeth Margaret Chandler

Table of Contents

• The Brandywine
• The Afric's Dream
• John Woolman
• The Confessions of The Year
• New Year's Eve
• The Slave's Appeal
• Heaven Help Ye
• Christian Love
• The Kneeling Slave
• Story-Telling
• Our Father
• Doom
• The Grave of The Unfortunate
• Think of Our Country's Glory
• The Kingfisher
• To Those I Love
• Sadness
• Think of the Slave
• The Bereaved Father
• Oh Tell Me Not, I Shall Forget
• What Is A Slave, Mother
• The Child's Evening Hymn
• The Enfranchised Slaves to Their Benefactress
• Summer Morning
• Washington City Prison
• The Sunset Hour
• The Devoted
• Deaf and Dumb
• The Anointing
• The Soldier's Prayer
• The Appeal of the Choctaw
• Noah
• The Battle Field
• Moonlight
• Pharoah
• The Depths of the Sea
• The Recaptured Slave
• Jephthah's Vow
• Anthony Benezet
• The Sold
• Gloom
• Evening Thoughts
• Storm
• A True Ballad
• Thy Thunder Pealeth O'er Us
• Aline
• The Sugar-Plums
• Oh Press Me Not To Taste Again
• Looking At The Soldiers
• To A Stranger
• Slave Produce
• Little Sado's story
• An Appeal for the Oppressed
• The Sylvan Grave
• Night
• Reminiscence
• Juan De Paresa, The Painter's Slave
• The Slave-Mother's Farewell
• Repentance
• Christmas
• My Cottage Home
• The Conscript's Farewell
• The Woods Wanderer
• The Forest Vine
• Soliloquy of a Duellist
• The Wife's Lament
• The Slave-Ship
• The Negro Father's Lamentation Over the Body of His Infant Son
• Lines On the Death of Two Children
• To A Friend of My Youth
• Twilight Thoughts
• To A *****
• Remember Me
• Schuylkill
• Death
• To My Cousin
• Forget Me Not
• The Genius of Painting
• A Vision
• A New Year's Greeting
• To a Particular Friend
• Where Are They?
• Emancipation
• Cherokee
• Gayashuta to the Sons of Onas
• The Slave
• The Outcast
• Stanzas
• The Chinese Son
• To A Crocus
• True Friendship
• A Sketch
• To the Ladies' Free Produce Society
• To Prudence Crandall
• Woman
• The Indian Mother To Her Son
• The Indian Camp