This volume of poetry takes the reader, or rather the listener, along on a literary tour through Europe. R.M. Leonard has collected the finest (as of 1914) poems by some of the most celebrated poets of the English language, all covering the subject of travel, and often concerning travelling to a certain city or region in Europe. - Summary by Carolin
Travels by the Fireside, by H. W. LongfellowFancies for Memories, by A. H. CloughThe Cry of Ulysses, by Lord TennysonThe Traveller, by O. GoldsmithI Travelled among Unknown Men, by W. WordsworthWhere Lies the Land, by W. WordsworthA Passer-by, by R. BridgesAt Carnac, by M. ArnoldThe Grand Chartreuse, by M. ArnoldHymn before Sunrise in the Vale of Chamouni, by S. T. ColeridgeHome, Rose, and home, Provence and La Palie, by A. H. CloughThere lies a Vale in Ida, by Lord TennysonCome down, O Maid, by Lord TennysonIn the Valley of Cauteretz, by Lord TennysonCurrente Calamo, by A. H. CloughCintra, by Lord ByronSwitzerland, by A. D. GodleyZermatt Churchyard, by A. G. ButlerZermatt, by T. HardyNatura Maligna, by T. Watts-DuntonNatura Benigna, by T. Watts-DuntonThe Simplon Pass, by W. WordsworthObermann, by M. ArnoldThe Terrace at Berne, by M. ArnoldNever, O Never More, by J. A. SymondsHappy is England, by J. KeatsThe Daisy, by Lord TennysonCadenabbia, by H. W. LongfellowTo Verona, by W. S. LandorThe Apennine, by Lord ByronWhere upon Apennine Slope, by A. H. CloughDe Gustibus -, by R. BrowningVenice, by S. RogersOcean's Nursling, by P. B. ShelleyVenice, by Lord ByronAt Venice, by A. H. CloughFlorence, by Lord ByronAn Invitation to Rome, by F. Locker-LampsonThe Coliseum, by Lord ByronAt Rome, by W. WordsworthRome, by T. HardyThe Valley and Villa of Horace, by A. H. CloughVallombrosa, by W. WordsworthPaestum, by S. RogersVesuvius, by R. C. TrenchAmalfi, by H. W. LongfellowViator, by J. S. PhillimoreFarewell to Italy, by W. S. LandorMessina, by J. H. NewmanTaormina, by J. H. NewmanHome-thoughts, from the Sea, by R. BrowningGibraltar, by R. C. TrenchGibraltar, by W. S. BluntFrom 'the Scholar-Gypsy', by M. ArnoldFarewell to Malta, by Lord ByronTo Edward Lear, on his Travels in Greece, by Lord TennysonHellas, by Sir Rennell RoddThe Violet Crown, by Sir Rennell RoddAthens, by P. B. ShelleyParnassus, by Lord ByronCorinth, by Lord ByronCorinna to Tanagra, by W. S. LandorWaring, by R. BrowningOn the Rhine, by M. ArnoldThe Castled Crag of Drachenfels, by Lord Byron'Up the Rhine', by T. HoodCologne, by S. T. ColeridgeThe Pursuit of Letters, by T. HoodFrom 'Dover to Munich', by C. S. CalverleyNuremberg, by H. W. LongfellowAged Cities, by F. W. FaberBruges, by W. WordsworthThe Belfry of Bruges, by H. W. LongfellowThe Carillon, by D. G. RossettiHolland, by Andrew MarvellThe Hague, by M. PriorRotterdam, by T. HoodThe Progress of Error, by W. CowperAdvice against Travel, by J. C. ManganHad Cain been Scot, by J. ClevelandA Song of the Road, by R. L. Stevenson
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