The poetical works and essays on poetry of Edgar Allan Poe, together with his narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym
By: edited, annotated and arranged with memoir by John H. Ingram
Contributors: Ingram, John H., 1844-1916
Series: The "Lansdowne" poets
Publisher: Frederick Warne
Published: 1888
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 384
Other titles: Poe's poetical works.; The poetical works of Edgar A. Poe.
Notes: Cover title: The poetical works of Edgar A. Poe.

On spine: Poe's poetical works.
Table of contents: title: POEMS OF LATER LIFE— Dedication,; title: Preface,; title: The Raven, .; title: The Bells,; title: Ulalnme,; title: To Helen,; title: Annabel Lee, ^ .; title: A Valentine, .; title: An Enigma, .; title: To my Mother,; title: For Annie,; title: To F-, .; title: To Francis S. Osgood, Eldorado,; title: Eulalie,; title: A Dream within a Dream, To Marie Louise (Shew), To the Same, .; title: The City in the Sea, .; title: The Sleeper, .; title: Bridal Ballad,; title: Notes.; title: POEMS OF manhood-; title: page; title: Lenore, 34; title: To One in Paradise, ...... 35; title: The Coliseum, 36; title: The Haunted Palace, . . - , . 37; title: The Conqueror Worm, ..... 39; title: Silence, 40; title: Dreamland, . . , , . . .41; title: To Zante, ....... 42; title: Hymn,..43; title: Notes, ....... 43; title: Scenes feom Politian, ...... 45; title: Note, ....... 62; title: POEMS OF YOUTH—; title: Introduction (1831), ...... 65; title: To Science, ....... 72; title: A1 Aaraaf, ....... 73; title: Tamerlane, . . . . . . .88; title: To Helen, ....... 95; title: The Valley of Unrest, ..... 95; title: Isi'afel, . 96; title: To-(“ I heed not that my earthly lot ”), . , 98; title: To-(“The Powers whereat, in dreams, I see”), . 98; title: To the Eiver-, ...... 99; title: Song..; title: Spirits of the Dead, . . . . . .100; title: A Dream, ....... 100; title: Eomance, ....... loi; title: Fairyland, ....... 102; title: The Lake, ....... 103 •; title: Evening Star, . . . , . .104; title: Imitation, ....... 105; title: “ The Happiest Day,” ■ . . . , 105; title: Translation from the Greek, , , , 106; title: Dreams, ....... 107; title: “ In Youth I have known one,” .... 108; title: A Peean, ....... 109; title: Notes, ....... Ill; title: DOUBTFUL POEMS—; title: Alone, ....... 114; title: To Isadore, ....... 115; title: The Village Street, ...... 116; title: The Forest Reverie, . . . . . .119; title: Notes, ....... 120; title: PROSE POEMS—; title: The Island of the Fay, . , , , .121; title: The Power of Words, ..... 126; title: The Colloquy of Monos and Una, .... 131; title: The Conversation of Eiros and Charmion, . . . 140; title: Shadow—A Parable, ...... 146; title: Silence—A Fable, ...... 149; title: ESSAYS—; title: '✓^he Poetic Principle, ..... 153; title: ^The Philosophy of Composition, . , . .175; title: Old English Poetry, . . . . . .188; title: ARTHUR GORDON PYM,.193