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Poems for the people

Frazer, John1845
Books, Manuscripts
Príomhtheideal:
Poems for the people / J. de Jean [Frazer].
Inphrionta:
Dublin : Printed by J. Browne, 21 Nassau Street, 1845.
Leathanaigh in ord:
viii, 112p. ; 16cm.
Nótaí:
Jean de Jean Frazer also known as the Birr Poet.Inscription: Tomás O Duinn [Ballinagar] 12u Eanair 1987..
Contents:
The insurgent's song.The hen and her ducks.The lord and the slave.Celt to saxon.The choice.Cap fit-cap wear.The "big tree".A health.Lines-(occasioned by a late royal speech).Hut and hall.The gathering of the nation-1641.The movement.The spell word.The goldfinch.The song of the wake.A sketch from life.The rejection.A thanksgiving.Address to -.A war song.An arms' bill ballad.We rather not.Past and future.The Clontarf demonstration.The song of the banquet.Song for the time.What like is the slave?.Stanzas-(suggested by late events).A scaffold speech-(a fancy sketch).Rymes for repealers.Advice.The banquet-(a reminiscence of troubled times).Things as they are.Song for tyranny.Hints from fancy.A sketch from many.Our hopes.A monody on the death of the Rev. Peter James Tyrrell.The parting.Flowers and feelings.A toast.The repealer's adieu to the old year.The repeal warden's song.Stanxas-(suggested by a speech of the late Lord Mayor).The traverser' song.Song of a slave.A tyrant's soliloquy.Striking the panel.The people's song.The hour-glass.Lines to repealers.The ministrel's address to the bards.The wayfarer's song.Song of the slighted.Our song.Song-air "stoney-batter".The captive.A word to the people.Song.Repealer's song.Song-to mine own.The prediction.The volunteer's farewell to his mistress.The why and because.The captive chief's farewell.A reply.The lord and the lake.Look up, oh! ye dead.The sentinel's song.The bard's apology.The emigrant's appeal to his adopted countrymen.Song of the people.Our terms.Sires and sons.The contrast.Song-air, "to ladies eyes".Our thoughts.Lay of a looker-on.Our course.The nameless one.Song for July 12th, 1843.Brosna's banks.
I dteanga:
English
BRN:
909166
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