James Russell Lowell - List of Selected Works

List of Selected Works

Poetry collections

  • A Year's Life (1841)
  • Miscellaneous Poems (1843)
  • The Biglow Papers (1848)
  • A Fable for Critics (1848)
  • Poems (1848)
  • The Vision of Sir Launfal (1848)
  • Under the Willows (1869)
  • The Cathedral (1870)
  • Heartsease and Rue (1888)

Essay collections

  • Conversations on the Old Poets (1844)
  • Fireside Travels (1864)
  • Among My Books (1870)
  • My Study Windows (1871)
  • Among My Books (second collection, 1876)
  • Democracy and Other Addresses (1886)
  • Political Essays (1888)

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