
Julia Ward Howe (1819–1910)
Poeta, escritora, activista por la paz, compositora de canciones · Estados Unidos · Nueva York – Portsmouth
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abolicionista y activista estadounidense
Poemas
- A Maid's Requisition
- A Man's Story
- A Rhyme for Memorial Day
- A Vision of Montgomery Place
- A Word with the Brownings
- Ade
- An Hour in the Senate
- As it Is
- As it Seems
- Balaklava
- Battle Hymn of the Republic — The Atlantic Monthly
- Dilexit Multum
- Entsagen
- Fanny Kemble's Child
- Florence Nightingale and her Praisers
- From the Lattice
- Furthermore
- High Art
- In the Vineyard
- Love in Exile
- Maud
- Morning
- Mother's Day Proclamation
- Mystic—not Mysterious
- On receiving a Volume after the Death of the Author
- On the Musical Service Held in Commemoration of James Russell Lowell
- One Word more with E. B. B.
- Privation
- S. P.
- Slave Eloquence
- Slave Suicide
- Sue
- The Beautiful
- The Flag (Howe)
- The Lamb Without
- The Light Fallen
- The Lyric I
- The Nursery
- The Park
- The Poet's Wish
- The Prisoner of Hope
- The Rough Sketch
- The Senator's Return
- The Shadow that is Born with Us
- The Smooth Portrait
- The Two Stars
- The Wold within the Mother's Sheepfold
- The Wolf within the Mother's Sheepfold
- To Florence Nightingale
- Tremont Temple
- Via Felice
- What I Bear
- What I Have
- Widow's Words