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- Summary
- "Despite the demands of a practice undertaken without today's modern conveniences--and electricity--19th century lawyers and judges in America found the time, and the inclination, to write poetry, and a good deal of it was about the law--their clients, cases, trials--even law books--and their passion for the affairs of the day. They wrote about the Civil War, cities, the poor, and characters they encountered. Some of the poems were humorous. They also wrote about timeless themes such as nature, faith and illness. In this collection featuring poems by President John Quincy Adams and Supreme Court Justices Joseph Story and Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., Michael H. Hoeflich, an expert on 19th century American legal practice, has included poetry by lawyers (and non-lawyers) about the law and by lawyers. These poems offer us a window into life in 19th century America as reflected in the practice of law, which by its very nature is entwined in so many stages of life" --
- Language
- eng
- Extent
- xvii, 281 pages
- Contents
-
- Justice: an ode
- Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.
- James Barron Hope
- The oath of freedom
- James Barron Hope
- 'Libera nos, o domine!'
- James Barron Hope
- W.H.C Hosmer
- Battle of temperance
- W.H.C. Hosmer
- My study
- John Quincy Adams
- W.H.C. Hosmer
- Will Hubbard-Kernan
- Pecksniffian politician
- Will Hubbard-Kernan
- Sidney Lanier
- Song of the chattahooche
- Sidney Lanier
- My springs
- Sidney Lanier
- Edward H. Lathrop
- David Barker
- Song
- Edward H. Lathrop
- A nocturne
- Edward H. Lathrop
- Reba
- Edward H. Lathrop
- A silhouette
- Edward H. Lathrop
- Charles Godfrey Leland
- Judge Wyman: a rural Yankee legend
- Keep to the right
- Charles Godfrey Leland
- John E. Leonard
- Memory and Hope
- John E. Leonard
- John Albert Macy
- A lawyer's lullabye
- John Albert Macy
- Joaquin Miller
- Westward ho!
- Joaquin Miller
- David Barker
- Thomas D. Morse
- The lawyer
- Thomas D. Morse
- Theodore O'Hara
- The bivouac of the dead
- Theorore O'Hara
- William Paterson
- Cooper v. Bloodgood: [32 n. j. eq. 209]
- William Paterson
- George W. Pearce
- Early recollections
- David C. Broderick
- George W. Pearce
- Isaac R. Pennypacker
- Gettysburg
- Isaac R. Pennypacker
- John James Piatt
- To a lady
- John James Piatt
- To a beautiful authoress
- John James Piatt
- David Barker
- John Pierpont
- The exile at rest
- John Pierpont
- Albert Pike
- Dreams
- Albert Pike
- Ambition
- Albert Pike
- The philosophy of walking
- Albert Pike
- Make your mark
- Summer
- Albert Pike
- To the south wind
- Albert Pike
- To Venus
- Albert Pike
- Ray Porter
- The charge of the lightning judge
- A. B. Pratt
- Not all a dream
- David Barker
- A. B. Pratt
- George D. Prentice
- The charm of a poet
- George D. Prentice
- On revisiting Brown University
- George D. Prentice
- The invalid's reply
- George D. Prentice
- Henry Clay: (written after his death)
- George D. Prentice
- The blind gateman
- To a political opponent* (*Horace Greeley)
- George D. Prentice
- Eli K. Price
- The man's death hymn
- Eli K. Price
- James Whitcomb Riley
- Lawyer and child
- James Whitcomb Riley
- Irwin Russell
- The first client
- Introduction
- David Barker
- Irwin Russell
- John Godfrey Saxe
- The masquerade ; Love and law: a legend of Boston ; The little maid and the lawyer (a song) ; To spring ; Lucas a non- ; Nemo repente turpissimus
- John Godfrey Saxe
- The briefless barrister: a ballad
- John Godfrey Saxe
- Rhyme of the rail
- John Godfrey Saxe
- How lawyers got a patron saint
- John Godfrey Saxe
- The poet's invitation
- The lawyer's valentine
- John Godfrey Saxe
- On an ull-read lawyer
- John Godfrey Saxe
- Otto M. Sternfield
- Self-defense [qui I excuse accuse]
- Otto M. Sternfield
- Joseph Story
- The power of solitude
- Joseph Story
- David Barker
- William Wetmore Story
- Io victus
- William Wetmore Story
- M. M. Teagar
- The shyster
- M. M. Teagar
- John Reuben Thompson
- Music in camp
- John Reuben Thompson
- Maurice Thompson
- The teachings of philosophy
- A prophecy: from "Lincoln's grave"
- Maurice Thompson
- Will Henry Thompson
- The high tide at Gettysburg
- Will Henry Thompson
- Edward A. U. Valentine
- Seven ages of a lawyer / Edward A. U. Valentine
- Eugene Fitch Ware
- Quivera-Kansas: 1852-1892
- Eugene Fitch Ware
- David Barker
- Joseph A. Wing
- Lines written on reading the decision of Cheif Justice taney in the Dred Scott case: 1857
- Joseph A. Wing
- Biography sources by title
- Index by author
- Index by poem title
- The rebellion
- David Barker
- What is true poetry?
- David Barker
- E.W. Blake, Jr.
- A note on the biographies
- The lawyers hereafter
- E.W. Blake, Jr.
- Irving Brown
- A psalm of law
- Irving Brown
- William Allen Butler
- Two millions (exceprt)
- William Allen Butler
- Broadway
- William Allen Butler
- Charles Follen Adams
- Two cities
- William Allen Butler
- Old and new: the Century Association 1847-January 13, 1897
- William Allen Butler
- General average: a South Street eclogue
- Will Carleton
- The festival of injustice; or the lawsuit
- Will Carleton
- John Vance Cheney
- The man with the hoe
- Hans and Fritz
- John Vance Cheney
- Frances Dana
- Dennis's case
- Frances Dana
- The crinoline case
- Frances Dana
- Charles H. Darlington
- The dead hope
- Charles H. Darlington
- T.W. Davidson
- Charles Follen Adams
- Rules of descent in the United States: as laid down by Kent in 1831
- T.W. Davidson
- Paul Lawrence Dunbar
- A legal career
- Paul Lawrence Dunbar
- James B. Everhart
- The entertainment at Simon's house
- James B. Everhart
- Francis Miles Finch
- The blue and the gray
- John Qunicy Adams
- Francis Miles Finch
- James Lindsay Gordon
- On the tenth floor
- James Lindsay Gordon
- Robert Grant
- A poem
- Robert Grant
- Townsend Haines
- The mountain stream
- Townsend Haines
- Charles the Fifth's clocks
- William T. Haines
- The dying year
- William T. Haines
- Eugene J. Hall
- A limb of the law
- Eugene J. Hall
- Tom Hall
- That law in Little Falls
- Tom Hall
- Paul Hamilton Hayne
- John Quincy Adams
- A little while I fain would linger yet
- Paul Hamilton Hayne
- John Hickman
- The poor
- John Hickman
- Charles Fenno Hoffman
- Monterey
- Charles Fenno Hoffman
- Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.
- A response to a Boston bar banquet
- Isbn
- 9781616195489
- Label
- Anthology of nineteenth century American legal poetry
- Title
- Anthology of nineteenth century American legal poetry
- Statement of responsibility
- Michael H. Hoeflich, editor
- Language
- eng
- Summary
- "Despite the demands of a practice undertaken without today's modern conveniences--and electricity--19th century lawyers and judges in America found the time, and the inclination, to write poetry, and a good deal of it was about the law--their clients, cases, trials--even law books--and their passion for the affairs of the day. They wrote about the Civil War, cities, the poor, and characters they encountered. Some of the poems were humorous. They also wrote about timeless themes such as nature, faith and illness. In this collection featuring poems by President John Quincy Adams and Supreme Court Justices Joseph Story and Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., Michael H. Hoeflich, an expert on 19th century American legal practice, has included poetry by lawyers (and non-lawyers) about the law and by lawyers. These poems offer us a window into life in 19th century America as reflected in the practice of law, which by its very nature is entwined in so many stages of life" --
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- bibliography
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- American poetry
- Law
- Lawyers' writings
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- Law
- Lawyers' writings
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- Anthology of nineteenth century American legal poetry, Michael H. Hoeflich, editor
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 275-277) and indexes
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- Justice: an ode
- Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.
- James Barron Hope
- The oath of freedom
- James Barron Hope
- 'Libera nos, o domine!'
- James Barron Hope
- W.H.C Hosmer
- Battle of temperance
- W.H.C. Hosmer
- My study
- John Quincy Adams
- W.H.C. Hosmer
- Will Hubbard-Kernan
- Pecksniffian politician
- Will Hubbard-Kernan
- Sidney Lanier
- Song of the chattahooche
- Sidney Lanier
- My springs
- Sidney Lanier
- Edward H. Lathrop
- David Barker
- Song
- Edward H. Lathrop
- A nocturne
- Edward H. Lathrop
- Reba
- Edward H. Lathrop
- A silhouette
- Edward H. Lathrop
- Charles Godfrey Leland
- Judge Wyman: a rural Yankee legend
- Keep to the right
- Charles Godfrey Leland
- John E. Leonard
- Memory and Hope
- John E. Leonard
- John Albert Macy
- A lawyer's lullabye
- John Albert Macy
- Joaquin Miller
- Westward ho!
- Joaquin Miller
- David Barker
- Thomas D. Morse
- The lawyer
- Thomas D. Morse
- Theodore O'Hara
- The bivouac of the dead
- Theorore O'Hara
- William Paterson
- Cooper v. Bloodgood: [32 n. j. eq. 209]
- William Paterson
- George W. Pearce
- Early recollections
- David C. Broderick
- George W. Pearce
- Isaac R. Pennypacker
- Gettysburg
- Isaac R. Pennypacker
- John James Piatt
- To a lady
- John James Piatt
- To a beautiful authoress
- John James Piatt
- David Barker
- John Pierpont
- The exile at rest
- John Pierpont
- Albert Pike
- Dreams
- Albert Pike
- Ambition
- Albert Pike
- The philosophy of walking
- Albert Pike
- Make your mark
- Summer
- Albert Pike
- To the south wind
- Albert Pike
- To Venus
- Albert Pike
- Ray Porter
- The charge of the lightning judge
- A. B. Pratt
- Not all a dream
- David Barker
- A. B. Pratt
- George D. Prentice
- The charm of a poet
- George D. Prentice
- On revisiting Brown University
- George D. Prentice
- The invalid's reply
- George D. Prentice
- Henry Clay: (written after his death)
- George D. Prentice
- The blind gateman
- To a political opponent* (*Horace Greeley)
- George D. Prentice
- Eli K. Price
- The man's death hymn
- Eli K. Price
- James Whitcomb Riley
- Lawyer and child
- James Whitcomb Riley
- Irwin Russell
- The first client
- Introduction
- David Barker
- Irwin Russell
- John Godfrey Saxe
- The masquerade ; Love and law: a legend of Boston ; The little maid and the lawyer (a song) ; To spring ; Lucas a non- ; Nemo repente turpissimus
- John Godfrey Saxe
- The briefless barrister: a ballad
- John Godfrey Saxe
- Rhyme of the rail
- John Godfrey Saxe
- How lawyers got a patron saint
- John Godfrey Saxe
- The poet's invitation
- The lawyer's valentine
- John Godfrey Saxe
- On an ull-read lawyer
- John Godfrey Saxe
- Otto M. Sternfield
- Self-defense [qui I excuse accuse]
- Otto M. Sternfield
- Joseph Story
- The power of solitude
- Joseph Story
- David Barker
- William Wetmore Story
- Io victus
- William Wetmore Story
- M. M. Teagar
- The shyster
- M. M. Teagar
- John Reuben Thompson
- Music in camp
- John Reuben Thompson
- Maurice Thompson
- The teachings of philosophy
- A prophecy: from "Lincoln's grave"
- Maurice Thompson
- Will Henry Thompson
- The high tide at Gettysburg
- Will Henry Thompson
- Edward A. U. Valentine
- Seven ages of a lawyer / Edward A. U. Valentine
- Eugene Fitch Ware
- Quivera-Kansas: 1852-1892
- Eugene Fitch Ware
- David Barker
- Joseph A. Wing
- Lines written on reading the decision of Cheif Justice taney in the Dred Scott case: 1857
- Joseph A. Wing
- Biography sources by title
- Index by author
- Index by poem title
- The rebellion
- David Barker
- What is true poetry?
- David Barker
- E.W. Blake, Jr.
- A note on the biographies
- The lawyers hereafter
- E.W. Blake, Jr.
- Irving Brown
- A psalm of law
- Irving Brown
- William Allen Butler
- Two millions (exceprt)
- William Allen Butler
- Broadway
- William Allen Butler
- Charles Follen Adams
- Two cities
- William Allen Butler
- Old and new: the Century Association 1847-January 13, 1897
- William Allen Butler
- General average: a South Street eclogue
- Will Carleton
- The festival of injustice; or the lawsuit
- Will Carleton
- John Vance Cheney
- The man with the hoe
- Hans and Fritz
- John Vance Cheney
- Frances Dana
- Dennis's case
- Frances Dana
- The crinoline case
- Frances Dana
- Charles H. Darlington
- The dead hope
- Charles H. Darlington
- T.W. Davidson
- Charles Follen Adams
- Rules of descent in the United States: as laid down by Kent in 1831
- T.W. Davidson
- Paul Lawrence Dunbar
- A legal career
- Paul Lawrence Dunbar
- James B. Everhart
- The entertainment at Simon's house
- James B. Everhart
- Francis Miles Finch
- The blue and the gray
- John Qunicy Adams
- Francis Miles Finch
- James Lindsay Gordon
- On the tenth floor
- James Lindsay Gordon
- Robert Grant
- A poem
- Robert Grant
- Townsend Haines
- The mountain stream
- Townsend Haines
- Charles the Fifth's clocks
- William T. Haines
- The dying year
- William T. Haines
- Eugene J. Hall
- A limb of the law
- Eugene J. Hall
- Tom Hall
- That law in Little Falls
- Tom Hall
- Paul Hamilton Hayne
- John Quincy Adams
- A little while I fain would linger yet
- Paul Hamilton Hayne
- John Hickman
- The poor
- John Hickman
- Charles Fenno Hoffman
- Monterey
- Charles Fenno Hoffman
- Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.
- A response to a Boston bar banquet
- Dimensions
- 24 cm
- Extent
- xvii, 281 pages
- Isbn
- 9781616195489
- Lccn
- 2017058699
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- System control number
- (OCoLC)1030444774
- Label
- Anthology of nineteenth century American legal poetry, Michael H. Hoeflich, editor
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 275-277) and indexes
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- Justice: an ode
- Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.
- James Barron Hope
- The oath of freedom
- James Barron Hope
- 'Libera nos, o domine!'
- James Barron Hope
- W.H.C Hosmer
- Battle of temperance
- W.H.C. Hosmer
- My study
- John Quincy Adams
- W.H.C. Hosmer
- Will Hubbard-Kernan
- Pecksniffian politician
- Will Hubbard-Kernan
- Sidney Lanier
- Song of the chattahooche
- Sidney Lanier
- My springs
- Sidney Lanier
- Edward H. Lathrop
- David Barker
- Song
- Edward H. Lathrop
- A nocturne
- Edward H. Lathrop
- Reba
- Edward H. Lathrop
- A silhouette
- Edward H. Lathrop
- Charles Godfrey Leland
- Judge Wyman: a rural Yankee legend
- Keep to the right
- Charles Godfrey Leland
- John E. Leonard
- Memory and Hope
- John E. Leonard
- John Albert Macy
- A lawyer's lullabye
- John Albert Macy
- Joaquin Miller
- Westward ho!
- Joaquin Miller
- David Barker
- Thomas D. Morse
- The lawyer
- Thomas D. Morse
- Theodore O'Hara
- The bivouac of the dead
- Theorore O'Hara
- William Paterson
- Cooper v. Bloodgood: [32 n. j. eq. 209]
- William Paterson
- George W. Pearce
- Early recollections
- David C. Broderick
- George W. Pearce
- Isaac R. Pennypacker
- Gettysburg
- Isaac R. Pennypacker
- John James Piatt
- To a lady
- John James Piatt
- To a beautiful authoress
- John James Piatt
- David Barker
- John Pierpont
- The exile at rest
- John Pierpont
- Albert Pike
- Dreams
- Albert Pike
- Ambition
- Albert Pike
- The philosophy of walking
- Albert Pike
- Make your mark
- Summer
- Albert Pike
- To the south wind
- Albert Pike
- To Venus
- Albert Pike
- Ray Porter
- The charge of the lightning judge
- A. B. Pratt
- Not all a dream
- David Barker
- A. B. Pratt
- George D. Prentice
- The charm of a poet
- George D. Prentice
- On revisiting Brown University
- George D. Prentice
- The invalid's reply
- George D. Prentice
- Henry Clay: (written after his death)
- George D. Prentice
- The blind gateman
- To a political opponent* (*Horace Greeley)
- George D. Prentice
- Eli K. Price
- The man's death hymn
- Eli K. Price
- James Whitcomb Riley
- Lawyer and child
- James Whitcomb Riley
- Irwin Russell
- The first client
- Introduction
- David Barker
- Irwin Russell
- John Godfrey Saxe
- The masquerade ; Love and law: a legend of Boston ; The little maid and the lawyer (a song) ; To spring ; Lucas a non- ; Nemo repente turpissimus
- John Godfrey Saxe
- The briefless barrister: a ballad
- John Godfrey Saxe
- Rhyme of the rail
- John Godfrey Saxe
- How lawyers got a patron saint
- John Godfrey Saxe
- The poet's invitation
- The lawyer's valentine
- John Godfrey Saxe
- On an ull-read lawyer
- John Godfrey Saxe
- Otto M. Sternfield
- Self-defense [qui I excuse accuse]
- Otto M. Sternfield
- Joseph Story
- The power of solitude
- Joseph Story
- David Barker
- William Wetmore Story
- Io victus
- William Wetmore Story
- M. M. Teagar
- The shyster
- M. M. Teagar
- John Reuben Thompson
- Music in camp
- John Reuben Thompson
- Maurice Thompson
- The teachings of philosophy
- A prophecy: from "Lincoln's grave"
- Maurice Thompson
- Will Henry Thompson
- The high tide at Gettysburg
- Will Henry Thompson
- Edward A. U. Valentine
- Seven ages of a lawyer / Edward A. U. Valentine
- Eugene Fitch Ware
- Quivera-Kansas: 1852-1892
- Eugene Fitch Ware
- David Barker
- Joseph A. Wing
- Lines written on reading the decision of Cheif Justice taney in the Dred Scott case: 1857
- Joseph A. Wing
- Biography sources by title
- Index by author
- Index by poem title
- The rebellion
- David Barker
- What is true poetry?
- David Barker
- E.W. Blake, Jr.
- A note on the biographies
- The lawyers hereafter
- E.W. Blake, Jr.
- Irving Brown
- A psalm of law
- Irving Brown
- William Allen Butler
- Two millions (exceprt)
- William Allen Butler
- Broadway
- William Allen Butler
- Charles Follen Adams
- Two cities
- William Allen Butler
- Old and new: the Century Association 1847-January 13, 1897
- William Allen Butler
- General average: a South Street eclogue
- Will Carleton
- The festival of injustice; or the lawsuit
- Will Carleton
- John Vance Cheney
- The man with the hoe
- Hans and Fritz
- John Vance Cheney
- Frances Dana
- Dennis's case
- Frances Dana
- The crinoline case
- Frances Dana
- Charles H. Darlington
- The dead hope
- Charles H. Darlington
- T.W. Davidson
- Charles Follen Adams
- Rules of descent in the United States: as laid down by Kent in 1831
- T.W. Davidson
- Paul Lawrence Dunbar
- A legal career
- Paul Lawrence Dunbar
- James B. Everhart
- The entertainment at Simon's house
- James B. Everhart
- Francis Miles Finch
- The blue and the gray
- John Qunicy Adams
- Francis Miles Finch
- James Lindsay Gordon
- On the tenth floor
- James Lindsay Gordon
- Robert Grant
- A poem
- Robert Grant
- Townsend Haines
- The mountain stream
- Townsend Haines
- Charles the Fifth's clocks
- William T. Haines
- The dying year
- William T. Haines
- Eugene J. Hall
- A limb of the law
- Eugene J. Hall
- Tom Hall
- That law in Little Falls
- Tom Hall
- Paul Hamilton Hayne
- John Quincy Adams
- A little while I fain would linger yet
- Paul Hamilton Hayne
- John Hickman
- The poor
- John Hickman
- Charles Fenno Hoffman
- Monterey
- Charles Fenno Hoffman
- Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.
- A response to a Boston bar banquet
- Dimensions
- 24 cm
- Extent
- xvii, 281 pages
- Isbn
- 9781616195489
- Lccn
- 2017058699
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- System control number
- (OCoLC)1030444774
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