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THE

POETICAL WORKS

OF

THOMAS CAMPBELL:

INCLUDING

THEODRIC,

AND

MANY OTHER PIECES NOT CONTAINED IN ANY

FORMER EDITION.

New-York:

S & D. A. FORBES, PRINTERS,
No. 29 Gold-Street.

O'Connor's Child, or the Flower of Love lies bleeding 78

Lochiel's Warning

Specimens of Translation from Medea

Speech of the Chorus in the same Tragedy

Love and Madness, an Elegy

The Wounded Hussar

Gilderoy

The Harper

Song "My mind is my kingdom," &c.

The Beech Tree's Petition

Hohenlinden

Ye Mariner's of England, a Naval Ode

Glenara

Battle of the Baltic

Lord Ullin's Daughter

Lines on the Grave of a Suicide

Ode to Winter

The Soldier's Dream

The Turkish Lady

117

119

Exile of Erin

Lines written at the request of the Highland So-

ciety in London, when met to commemorate

the 21st of March, the day of victory in

Egypt

Lines written on visiting a scene in Argyleshire

Patriotic Stanzas composed and recited at a meet-

ing of North Britons, in London, on Monday

the 8th of August, 1803

. 148

150

Song To the Evening Star

Valedictory Stanzas to J. P. Kemble, Esq.

Lines, spoken by Mr. ***, at Drury Lane Theatre,

on the first opening of the house after the death

of the Princess Charlotte, 1817

Lines on receiving a Seal, with the Campbell crest,

from K. M- before her marriage

Stanzas to the memory of the Spanish patriots

latest killed in resisting the Regency and the

Duke of Angouleme

157.

153

155

157

Lines inscribed on the monument of Sir G. Campbell 158

Song of the Greeks

The Lover to his Mistress, on her birthday

Song" Men of England,"

Adelgitha

Song "Drink ye to her," &c.

"When Napoleon was flying," &c.

"Oh how hard it is to find," &c.

159

161

. 162

"Earl March looked on his dying child," &c. 165

Absence

Song "Withdraw not yet those lips," &c.

The Last Man

166

O'Connor's Child, or the Flower of Love lies bleed-

ing

Lochiel's Warning

Theodric