Southern Literature From 1579-1895 - Louise Manly

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George Rainsford Fairbanks, 1820- 311
Osceola, Leader of the Seminoles 311
Richard Malcolm Johnston, 1822- 314
Mr. Hezekiah Ellington’s Recovery 315
John Reuben Thompson, 1823–1873 317
Ashby 318
Music in Camp 319
Jabez Lamar Monroe Curry, 1825- 321
Relations between England and America 322
Margaret Junkin Preston, 1825- 324
The Shade of the Trees 324
Charles Henry Smith, (“Bill Arp”), 1826- 326
Big John, on the Cherokees 327
St. George H. Tucker, 1828–1863 329
Burning of Jamestown in 1676 330
George William Bagby, 1828–1883 332
Jud. Brownin’s Account of Rubinstein’s Playing 332
Sarah Anne Dorsey, 1829–1879 336
A Confederate Exile on His Way to Mexico, 1866 338
Henry Timrod, 1829–1867 341
Sonnet—Life Ever Seems 344
English Katie 344
Hymn for Magnolia Cemetery 345
Paul Hamilton Hayne, 1830–1886 346
The Mocking-Bird (At Night) 348
Sonnet—October 349
A Dream of the South Wind 349
John Esten Cooke, 1830–1886 350
The Races in Virginia, 1765 351
Zebulon Baird Vance, 1830–1894 358
Changes Wrought by the War 360
The Country Gentlemen 360
The Negroes 362
Albert Pike, 1809–1891 365
To the Mocking-Bird 365
William Tappan Thompson, 1812–1882 367
Major Jones’s Christmas Present 368
James Barron Hope, 1827–1887 370
The Victory at Yorktown 371
Washington and Lee 372
James Wood Davidson, 1829- 373
The Beautiful and the Poetical 373
Charles Colcock Jones, Jr., 1831–1893 376
Salzburger Settlement in Georgia 376
Mary Virginia Terhune (“Marion Harland”) 379
Letter Describing Mary [Ball] Washington When a Young Girl 381

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