Literary Works
- Poems. 1847
- The Female Poets of America With Portraits, Biographical Notices, and Specimens of Their Writings. 1849
- Lays and Ballads 1849
- Thoraren the Skald. 1850
- The Stolen Child. 1850
- Edward A. Brackett's Marble Group of the Shipwrecked Mother and Child. 1852
- The Pilgrims of the Great St. Bernard. 1853
- The New Pastoral. 1855
- The House by the Sea. A Poem. 1855
- Sylvia, or, The Last Shepherd An Eclogue, and Other Poems. 1857
- Rural Poems. 1857
- James L. Claghorn, Esq. 1860
- Sheridan's Ride. 1864
- The Descent of the Eagle. 1865
- The Soldier's Friend. 1865
- The Eagle and the Vulture. 1866
- The Poetical Works of Thomas Buchanan Read: Complete in Three Volumes. 1867
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