TO MY FAR-OFF COUSINS

6 FOUND TOO LATE

B. C., M. G. B., E. C. M. C., L. F. K. H., G. M.

SURVIVING RELATIVES OF THOMAS CAMPBELL

THIS SELECTION FROM HIS POEMS

IS GRATEFULLY INSCRIBED

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INTRODUCTION.

CONTENTS

EARLY POEMS

Translation from Euripides, Medea, Lines 190-203.

From the same Tragedy, Paraphrase of Lines 824-845

Love and Madness: An Elegy

Lines on leaving a Scene in Bavaria

Lines on revisiting Cathcart

The Beech Tree's Petition

Lines written on visiting a Scene in Argyleshire

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POEMS 1800-1808-continued

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Exile of Erin

Ye Mariners of England: A Naval Ode.

Hohenlinden

64

66

67

Lochiel's Warning

Glenara

69

72

Lord Ullin's Daughter

Battle of the Baltic

Stanzas on the Threatened Invasion, 1803

The Soldier's Dream

73

75

Stanzas to Painting.

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O'CONNOR'S CHILD; OR "THE FLOWER

OF LOVE LIES BLEEDING"

POEMS, 1809-1836

LYRICS

117

Lines on a Picture of a Girl in the Attitude of Prayer

144

Martial Elegy (from the Greek of Tyrtæus)

Song of Hybrias the Cretan

173

174

Stanzas to the Memory of the Spanish Patriots latest killed

in resisting the Regency and the Duke of Angouleme

Stanzas on the Battle of Navarino

Ode to the Germans

The Power of Russia

OCCASIONAL AND PERSONAL

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190

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195

Valedictory Stanzas to J. P. Kemble, Esq., composed for a

Public Meeting held June 1817.

Lines on revisiting a Scottish River

Lines on receiving a Seal with the Campbell Crest, from

K. M-, before her Marriage

Lines to Edward Lytton Bulwer on the Birth of his Child

Lines to Julia M. Sent with a Copy of the Author's Poems

A Thought suggested by the New Year

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