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Index of Poems in Edition

1. L. C. Lockwood, "Marching Along for Freedom" The Anglo-African (2 May 1863): [4]
2. Fanny M. Jackson, "The Black Volunteers" The Anglo-African (9 May 1863): [1]
3. John G. Whitter, "Mithridates at Chios" The Anglo-African (23 May 1863): [4]
4. [Unsigned], "To the 54th Regiment of Massachusetts Volunteers" The Anglo-African (30 May 1863): [1]
5. A. P. Smith, "The Fast God Hath Appointed" The Anglo-African (30 May 1863): [4]
6. E. W. Brown, "The Slave-Martyr" The Anglo-African (13 June 1863): [1]
7. [Unsigned], "A Negro-Volunteer Song" The Anglo-African (20 June 1863): [1]
8. George H. Boker, "The Second Louisiana" The Anglo-African (27 June 1863): [1]
9. John G. Whittier, "In War-Time" The Anglo-African (27 June 1863): [4]
10. Wm. J. Wilson, "Our Dark-Brown Mother" The Anglo-African (4 July 1863): [4]
11. Mrs. Eliza J. Gordon, "God and Our Race" The Anglo-African (11 July 1863): [2]
12. A. Hoyt, "The Storming of Fort Wagner" The Anglo-African (8 August 1863): [4]
13. A. P. Smith, "The Louisiana Native Guard at Port Hudson" The Anglo-African (8 August 1863): [4]
14. W. M. F., "On Seeing the 54th and 55th Massachusetts (Black) Regiments" The Anglo-African (22 August 1863): [4]
15. Aleph, "Ode to Freedom and Unity" The Anglo-African (29 August 1863): [1]
16. E. Murray, "Col. Robert G. Shaw" The Anglo-African (29 August 1863): [2]
17. Miss E. M. Backus, "The Black Hero of the Cumberland" The Anglo-African (29 August 1863): [4]
18. Maria Lowell, "Africa" The Anglo-African (5 September 1863): [4]
19. John A. Dorgan, "The Black Brigade at Port Hudson" The Anglo-African (12 September 1863): [1]
20. B. T. J., "American Slavery" The Anglo-African (12 September 1863): [4]
21. William Slade, "The Slave to His Star" The Anglo-African (19 September 1863): [1]
22. L. J. L., "An Incident of the New York Riot" The Anglo-African (19 September 1863): [4]
23. J. C. Hagen, "Men of Color" The Anglo-African (26 September 1863): [1]
24. John Willis Menard, "Home Again" The Anglo-African (26 September 1863): [4]
25. [Unsigned], "Father Abraham's Proclamation" The Anglo-African (3 October 1863): [1]
26. Rev. George Lansing Taylor, "The Scourged Back" The Anglo-African (3 October 1863): [4]
27. Frances E. W. Harper, "The Massachusetts Fifty-Fourth" The Anglo-African (10 October 1863): [1]
28. A. P. Smith, "A War Song for the Black Volunteers" The Anglo-African (10 October 1863): [4]
29. F. M. J., "Lines" The Anglo-African (17 October 1863): [1]
30. George W. Bungay, "Lines to a Clergyman Who Says Slavery is Not a Sin" The Anglo-African (24 October 1863): [1]
31. L. H., "To Robert Gould Shaw" The Anglo-African (31 October 1863): [4]
32. [Unsigned], "The Two Southern Mothers" The Anglo-African (7 November 1863): [1]
33. Elizabeth B. Sedgwick, "'Buried With His Niggers'" The Anglo-African (7 November 1863): [4]
34. D. W., "John Brown's March" The Anglo-African (14 November 1863): [1]
35. Frances D. Gage, "Autumn Days in South Carolina" The Anglo-African (14 November 1863): [4]
36. [Unsigned], "Black Tom" The Anglo-African (21 November 1863): [1]
37. John G. Whittier, "What of the Day?" The Anglo-African (28 November 1863): [1]
38. Dr. Muhlenberg, "Give Thanks All Ye People" The Anglo-African (28 November 1863): [4]
39. Addie M. Hamilton, "Forgotten" The Anglo-African (12 December 1863): [1]
40. Frances E. Watkins Harper, "The Sin of Achan" The Anglo-African (12 December 1863): [4]
41. EBED, "To the Colored Volunteer" The Anglo-African (19 December 1863): [1]
42. F. E. W. Harper, "The Contraband's Answer" The Anglo-African (19 December 1863): [1]
43. [Unsigned], "The Third Decade" The Anglo-African (16 January 1864): [1]
44. [Unsigned], "John Brown's Vision of the Future" The Anglo-African (16 January 1864): [2]
45. Robert Hamilton, "Our Country's Flag" The Anglo-African (16 January 1864): [4]
46. Edna Dean Proctor, "Response of the Colored Soldiers" The Anglo-African (23 January 1864): [1]
47. Celia Abbott, "Tribute" The Anglo-African (23 January 1864): [4]
48. Frances E. W. Harper, "The Dying Mother" The Anglo-African (30 January 1864): [1]
49. J. R——, Jr., "Emancipation Song" The Anglo-African (30 January 1864): [4]
50. [Unsigned], "Bury Them" The Anglo-African (6 February 1864): [1]
51. J. R., Jr., "The Union" The Anglo-African (6 February 1864): [1]
52. J. Madison Bell, "The Black Brigade" The Anglo-African (6 February 1864): [4]
53. Simon Pure, "Tony James's Song" The Anglo-African (13 February 1864): [1]
54. S. N., "A Hymn of Jubilee" The Anglo-African (20 February 1864): [1]
55. Frank Myers, "The Colored Volunteer" The Anglo-African (20 February 1864): [4]
56. Mrs. Sarah Gomes, "To the Colored Men of the United States" The Anglo-African (27 February 1864): [1]
57. William E. Pabor, "'When the Prince Is Passing By.'" The Anglo-African (27 February 1864): [1]
58. Capt. Lindley Miller, "Marching Song of the First Arkansas" The Anglo-African (5 March 1864): [1]
59. W. D. G., "Take No Step Backward!" The Anglo-African (5 March 1864): [4]
60. H. M., "Negro's Song of Freedom" The Anglo-African (12 March 1864): [1]
61. Caroline A. Mason, "Army Song" The Anglo-African (19 March 1864): [1]
62. George H. Boker, "Hymn of the Contrabands" The Anglo-African (19 March 1864): [4]
63. George William Curtis, "The American Flag" The Anglo-African (19 March 1864): [4]
64. J. C. Hagen, "Hymn of the Corps D'Afrique" The Anglo-African (2 April 1864): [1]
65. B. Clark, Sen., "Be Joyful!" The Anglo-African (2 April 1864): [4]
66. [Unsigned], "Easter" The Anglo-African (9 April 1864): [1]
67. Jas. N. Jefferson, "Lines, on the Death of Edward A. Cox, Co. F., 14th Regiment R. I. H. A." The Anglo-African (9 April 1864): [4]
68. Anna C. L. Waterston, "Our Work" The Anglo-African (9 April 1864): [4]
69. W., "The Black Hero" The Anglo-African (23 April 1864): [1]
70. Mrs. Marian A. Bigelow, "The Martyr of Freedom, Col. Robert G. Shaw" The Anglo-African (30 April 1864): [4]
71. [Unsigned], "On Picket Duty" The Anglo-African (14 May 1864): [4]
72. [Unsigned], "Birth-day Tribute" The Anglo-African (21 May 1864): [4]
73. Brown Eyed Ruth, "The Dying Soldier" The Anglo-African (6 August 1864): [2]
74. James H. Hill, "'My Maryland—My Maryland!'" The Anglo-African (5 November 1864): [1]
75. Ellen Murray, "Olustee" The Anglo-African (24 December 1864): [4]
76. A. Q. W., "Edmonia Lewis" The Anglo-African (31 December 1864): [4]
77. Frances E. W. Harper, "The Mother's Blessing" The Anglo-African (21 January 1865): [2]
78. A. E., "Free Missouri" The Anglo-African (4 February 1865): [4]
79. G. H. Thomas, "'Dulce Est Mori Pro Patria'" The Anglo-African (25 February 1865): [2]
80. J. R. Jr., "Equal Rights League Song" The Anglo-African (11 March 1865): [1]
81. Sarah Greenbrier, "Lines on the Death of President Lincoln" The Anglo-African (6 May 1865): [1]
82. Caroline A. Mason, "Our Promise to the Slave" National Anti-Slavery Standard (2 May 1863): [4]
83. John G. Whittier, "Mithridates at Chios" National Anti-Slavery Standard (16 May 1863): [4]
84. John Pierpont, "Our Country's Call" National Anti-Slavery Standard (23 May 1863): [4]
85. F. R. R., "The Confederate Loan" National Anti-Slavery Standard (30 May 1863): [4]
86. S. B. Gookins, "How Mr. Lincoln Became an Abolitionist" National Anti-Slavery Standard (6 June 1863): [4]
87. Mary Clemmer Ames, "Our Volunteer" National Anti-Slavery Standard (13 June 1863): [4]
88. George H. Boker, "The Second Louisiana" National Anti-Slavery Standard (20 June 1863): [4]
89. John G. Whittier, "In War-Time" National Anti-Slavery Standard (27 June 1863): [4]
90. [Unsigned], "A Voice from the Crowd" National Anti-Slavery Standard (4 July 1863): [4]
91. Miss E. W. Brown, "The Slave-Martyr" National Anti-Slavery Standard (4 July 1863): [4]
92. E. Murray, "Sunset on Edisto Beach, S. C." National Anti-Slavery Standard (11 July 1863): [4]
93. Wm. H. Burleigh, "The Prayer of a Nation" National Anti-Slavery Standard (25 July 1863): [4]
94. Una, "Words of Cheer" National Anti-Slavery Standard (1 August 1863): [4]
95. E. Murray, "Col. Robert G. Shaw" National Anti-Slavery Standard (22 August 1863): [2]
96. Belle Bush, "Not One Hath Died in Vain" National Anti-Slavery Standard (22 August 1863): [4]
97. B., "Principles and Their Fruits" National Anti-Slavery Standard (29 August 1863): [4]
98. B. T. J., "American Slavery" National Anti-Slavery Standard (5 September 1863): [4]
99. Maria Lowell, "Africa" National Anti-Slavery Standard (12 September 1863): [4]
100. Rev. John Pierpont, "Refining Fires" National Anti-Slavery Standard (19 September 1863): [4]
101. Bayard Taylor, "A Thousand Years" National Anti-Slavery Standard (26 September 1863): [4]
102. Rev. George Lansing Taylor, "The Scourged Back" National Anti-Slavery Standard (26 September 1863): [4]
103. John G. Whittier, "Barbara Frietchie" National Anti-Slavery Standard (3 October 1863): [4]
104. [Unsigned], "The Loved and Lost" National Anti-Slavery Standard (10 October 1863): [4]
105. Elizabeth B. Sedgwick, "'Buried With His Niggers.'" National Anti-Slavery Standard (31 October 1863): [4]
106. George W. Bungay, "Lines to a Clergyman Who Says Slavery is Not a Sin" National Anti-Slavery Standard (31 October 1863): [4]
107. D. W., "John Brown's March" National Anti-Slavery Standard (7 November 1863): [4]
108. [Unsigned], "The Hero of Gaza" National Anti-Slavery Standard (7 November 1863): [4]
109. Frances D. Gage, "Autumn Days in South Carolina" National Anti-Slavery Standard (14 November 1863): [4]
110. J. G. McKee, "God's Own Poor" National Anti-Slavery Standard (21 November 1863): [4]
111. [Unsigned], "The Reverend Mr. Treacle" National Anti-Slavery Standard (5 December 1863): [1]
112. [Unsigned], "A Loyal Woman's No" National Anti-Slavery Standard (12 December 1863): [4]
113. [Unsigned], "The Third Decade" National Anti-Slavery Standard (9 January 1864): [4]
114. J. C. Hagen, "The Freedman's Offering" National Anti-Slavery Standard (23 January 1864): [4]
115. Caroline A. Mason, "Sowing In Hope" National Anti-Slavery Standard (30 January 1864): [4]
116. Ellen Murray, "The Workingman" National Anti-Slavery Standard (30 January 1864): [4]
117. Lieut. Enoch G. Adams, "Bradley Clay" National Anti-Slavery Standard (13 February 1864): [4]
118. Simon Pure, "Tony James's Song" National Anti-Slavery Standard (20 February 1864): [4]
119. W. D. G., "Take No Step Backward!" National Anti-Slavery Standard (27 February 1864): [4]
120. George William Curtis, "The American Flag" National Anti-Slavery Standard (5 March 1864): [4]
121. John G. Whittier, "What of the Day?" National Anti-Slavery Standard (5 March 1864): [4]
122. Caroline A. Mason, "Army Song" National Anti-Slavery Standard (12 March 1864): [4]
123. Frances D. Gage, "A Mother's Thoughts" National Anti-Slavery Standard (19 March 1864): [4]
124. J. C. Hagen, "Hymn of the Corps D'Afrique" National Anti-Slavery Standard (26 March 1864): [4]
125. Richard Monckton Milnes, "England and America—1863" National Anti-Slavery Standard (16 April 1864): [4]
126. P., "On the Death of Owen Lovejoy" National Anti-Slavery Standard (23 April 1864): [4]
127. Augusta Cooper Kimball, "Right Triumphs" National Anti-Slavery Standard (30 April 1864): [4]
128. [Unsigned], "On Picket Duty" National Anti-Slavery Standard (7 May 1864): [4]
129. Tennyson, "Garibaldi" National Anti-Slavery Standard (14 May 1864): [4]
130. [Unsigned], "Birth-day Tribute" National Anti-Slavery Standard (14 May 1864): [4]
131. Corduroy, "Abraam and Columbia" National Anti-Slavery Standard (6 August 1864): [1]
132. William Blake, "'The Little Black Boy'" National Anti-Slavery Standard (20 August 1864): [4]
133. William E. Pabor, "The Eve of Election!" National Anti-Slavery Standard (5 November 1864): [3]
134. Ellen Murray, "Olustee" National Anti-Slavery Standard (17 December 1864): [4]
135. A. E., "Free Missouri" National Anti-Slavery Standard (28 January 1865): [4]
136. [Unsigned], "Laus Deo!" National Anti-Slavery Standard (18 February 1865): [4]
137. S. E. Carmichael, "Amputated" National Anti-Slavery Standard (11 March 1865): [4]
138. F. B. Sanborn, "Abraham Lincoln" National Anti-Slavery Standard (29 April 1865): [4]