Poetry from the Liberia Herald (1842–1857)
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- Overview
- "Land of the mighty dead"
- "Ethiop's sons their home are seeking"
- "Lines to My Wife"
- "Catch the Proud Spirit"
- "Lines Written on Seeing Cape Mount"
- "Hail this day Liberia's sons"
- "A National Anthem for Liberia in Africa"
- "The Lone Star"
- "Reflections"
- "Lines Adopted to the Condition of the Surrounding Tribes"
- "The Liberian Church: A Sonnet"
- "We mourn for the youthful dead"
- "Come true Liberians"
- "Liberian Ministers Praying Fervently, for the Spread of the Gospel over Their Country"
- "Eulogy on the Institutions of Liberia"
- "Sabbath Morning"
- "Africa's Cruelties, Mourned Over"
- "St Pauls River Liberia"
- "Jesus Our Redeemer"
- "An Epistle to a Student, on Hearing of His Intention to Marry"
- "Stop and Think"
- "Ye Must Not Weep for Me"
- "The Emigrant's Hymn"