...John Savage. All these are primarily concerned with the military side of the conflict. Civil matters, too, found poetic voices: Bret Harte's and , and Thomas Clarke's , stinging denunciations; F. W. Lander 's , full of prophetic challenge; Richard Realf's , hopeful and resolute; W. A. Devon's , a friendly, earnest bid for British sympathy. Still more interesting are the numerous pieces that reveal the...