INDEX OF PERIODICAL PUBLICATION

The following list of entries is intended as a start toward a full index which will show the
relation between the poets of the country and the periodicals by which they have been encour-
aged to write. The information could be much more complete. Special bibliographical work
has been very fully done with reference to Freneau, Bryant, Emerson, Lowell, and Holmes. In
the case of many others it has been fairly easy to locate poems. In case of one or two poets
numerous citations of original sources have turned out to be unverifiable, and in the cases of
Timrod, Hayne, Whitman, Stoddard, and Miller the information is extremely meagre, so that
the editor in many cases does not even know whether many of their poems appeared originally
through the periodicals or in collected volumes issued by the poets. Supplementary informa-
tion will be gratefully welcomed.

Amateur.

Holmes: To the Portrait of A Lady" (June,
1830), 421; The Ballad of the Oyster-Man (July,
1830), 421; The Last Leaf (March, 1831), 423.
American Monthly Magazine, New York and Bos-
ton, 1833-6.

Holmes: "Qui Vive?" (Nov., 1836), 427.
American Whig Review, New York, 1845-7, 1848–52.
Poe: Ulalume (Dec., 1847), 235.

Anti-Slavery Standard.

Lowell: Biglow Papers, No. VI (May, 1848), 290;
The First Snow-Fall (Dec., 1849), 298.
Appleton's Journal, New York, 1869-81.

Lanier: The Revenge of Hamish (1878), 463.
Atlantic Monthly, Boston, 1857-.

Bryant: The Planting of the Apple-Tree (Jan.,
1864), 188.

Emerson: The Romany Girl (Nov., 1857), 216;
Seashore (Jan., 1858), 217; The Test (Jan.,
1861), 218; The Titmouse (May, 1862), 219;
Voluntaries (Oct., 1863), 220; My Garden
(Dec., 1866), 221; Terminus (Jan., 1867), 222.
Whittier: Telling the Bees (April, 1858), 263;
The Double-Headed Snake of Newbury
(March, 1859), 264; Barbara Frietchie (Oct.,
1863), 266; Abraham Davenport (May, 1866),
274; Among the Hills (Jan., 1868), 275.
Lowell: The Origin of Didactic Poetry (Nov.,

1857), 300; The Washers of the Shroud (Nov.,
1861), 301; The Biglow Papers, second series
(Feb., 1862), 303; Mr. Hosea Biglow to the Edi-
tor of the Atlantic Monthly (April, 1865), 311;
On Board the '76 (Jan., 1865), 313; Ode Recited
at the Harvard Commemoration (Sept., 1865),

314.

Longfellow: Sandalphon (April, 1858), 400; Paul
Revere's Ride (Jan., 1861), 401; The Birds of
Killingworth (Dec., 1863), 412; The Children's
Hour (Sept., 1860), 415; The Cumberland (Dec.,
1862), 416; Weariness (Nov., 1863), 416; Haw-
thorne (Aug., 1864), 417; The Wind Over the
Chimney (Jan., 1865), 417; Divina Commedia
(Dec., 1864), 418; Killed at the Ford (April,
1866), 419.

Holmes: Latter-Day Warnings (Nov., 1857), 432;
The Chambered Nautilus (Feb., 1858), 432; Con-
tentment (Sept., 1858), 433; The Deacon's Mas-
terpiece (Sept., 1858), 434; The Voiceless (Oct.,
1858), 435; The Boys (Feb., 1859), 436; At a
Meeting of Friends (Aug., 1859), 437; Hymn of
Trust (Nov., 1859), 438; A Sun-Day Hymn
(Dec., 1859), 438; Brother Jonathan's Lament
for Sister Caroline (May, 1861), 440; Bryant's
Seventieth Birthday (Dec., 1864), 445.
Hovey: Love in the Winds (April, 1898), 572; After
Business Hours (Aug., 1898), 576.

Moody: Good Friday Night (May, 1898), 577; An
Ode in Time of Hesitation (May, 1900), 577.
Atlantic Souvenir, Boston, 1826-32.

Bryant: "I Broke the Spell That Held Me Long"
(1826), 179; June (1826), 179.

Longfellow: Burial of the Minnisink (1827), 366.
Baltimore Museum.

Poe: The Haunted Palace (April, 1839), 232.
Baltimore Saturday Visitor.

Poe: The Coliseum (1833), 230.
Boatswain's Whistle, Boston.

Emerson: Seashore (Nov., 1864), 217.
Bookman, New York, 1895-.

Hovey: Faith and Fate (April, 1900), 576.
Boston Book.

Longfellow: The Wreck of the Hesperus (1841),

369.

Boston Courier

Lowell: The Biglow Papers, III (Nov., 1847), 288.
Boston Daily Advertiser.

Holmes: Old Ironsides (Sept., 1830), 422.
Boston Evening Transcript.

Holmes: To Canaän (Aug., 1862), 441.
Boston Miscellany.

Lowell: The Shepherd of King Admetus (1842),

279.

Century, New York, 1881-.

Lanier: Remonstrance (April, 1883), 467; How
Love Looked for Hell (March, 1884), 468.

Christian Examiner, Boston, 1824-69.

Bryant: Hymn of the City (1830), 183.
Continent, Philadelphia and New York, 1882-4.

Lanier: Marsh Song-At Sunset (Feb., 1882), 467.