A few of the very many miscellaneous articles in poetry and prose
By: written by Henry Goddard
Publisher: Press of B. Thurston and Co.
Published: 1866
Place of publication: Portland, [Me.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 43
Notes: Presentation copy to Rev. Wm. H. Fenn, with author's inscription.
Table of contents: title: Earth's final destiny: its closing scenes; title: Speech. Made on the eve of the election of President Jackson, to a crowded audience of both sexes, in the Second Parish Church, Portland; title: Thoughts on happiness; title: Great railroad meeting, Wednesday, June 11, 1845; title: Missionary hymn, written 1846; title: Lines suggested as the possible strain of the Lord's hymn, sung when in near view of the Crucifixion; title: A lover's poem; title: A word from the aged to the present ruling party in the land.