Sacred songs, for inauguration of the millennial era, divinely inspired!
Subtitle: Love's captive and his song ... A spiritual reminiscence ... "The ascension of Moses" ... history of the person of our Lord
Publisher: E. Curtis
Published: 1866
Place of publication: Birmingham, Mich., and New York
Language: eng
Subjects: Physical appearance; Religious poetry
Other titles: She sits upon her barge of stars
Description: "Love's captive and his song," seven stanzas of six lines each, first line: "She sits upon her barge of stars" -- "A spiritual reminiscence," seven stanzas of six lines each , first line: "Once I trod, forlorn and weary" -- "The ascension of Moses," five stanzas of four lines each, first line: "When Moses bowed on Nebo's height," signed at foot: "From T. L. Harris, Herald of Light."
Notes: Caption title from head of pages [1] and [2].

Text surrounded by ornamental border, printed in two columns divided by single rules.

Three poems on recto.

From the library of Charles Sumner.