The writings of John Greenleaf Whittier, Volume 4., Appendix, section c.6.191, page 422

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	The Peace Convention at Brussels.
1849	Calef in Boston.
	To Pius IX.
	On Receiving an Eagle's Quill from Lake Superior.
	Kathleen.
	Our State.
	To Fredrika Bremer.
	The Men of Old.
	The Christian Tourists.
	The Lakeside.
	Autumn Thoughts.
	The Legend of St. Mark.
1850	The Well of Loch Maree.
	Ichabod.
	In the Evil Day.
	Elliott.
	The Hill-Top.
	To Avis Keene.
	A Sabbath Scene.
	Derne.
	Lines on the Portrait of a Celebrated Publisher.
	All's Well.
1851	Remembrance.
	The Chapel of the Hermits.
	The Prisoners of Naples.
	To my Old Schoolmaster.
	Invocation.
	Wordsworth.
	In Peace.
	Kossuth.
	To ——. Lines written after a Summer Day's Excursion.
	What State Street said.
1852	Pictures.
	The Cross.
	First-Day Thoughts.
	Questions of Life.
	April.
	The Disenthralled.

Boston and New York, Houghton, Mifflin and company, 1888-89.

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