Calvert, George Henry, 1803-1889
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Calvert, George Henry
George Henry Calvert American dramatist, poet, and biographer
Calvert, George H. (George Henry), 1803-1889
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American dramatist, poet, and biographer
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Works
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| Arnold and André. An historical drama. |
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| Brangonar, a tragedy |
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| Brief essays and brevities |
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| Cabiro. A poem. |
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| Catalogue of the books in the Redwood Library bequeathed to the institution by George Henry Calvert. To which is prefixed a bibliography of Mr. Cavert's works. |
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| Coleridge, Shelley, Goethe : biographic aesthetic studies |
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| Comedies. |
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| Count Julian; a tragedy |
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| Ellen: a poem. |
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| The gentleman |
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| Goethe : his life and works. An essay. |
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| Illustrations of phrenology ... 1832. |
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| Joan of Arc: a narrative poem. |
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| A lecture on German literature; being a sketch of its history from its origin to the present day; delivered by request before the Athenæum Society of Baltimore. |
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| The Maid of Orleans; an historical tragedy |
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| Mirabeau / George H. Calvert, 1873 |
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| Oration, on the occasion of celebrating the fortieth anniversary of the battle of Lake Erie; delivered on the tenth of September, 1853, in Newport, R. I. |
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| Poems, 1847: |
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| Scenes and thoughts in Europe. |
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| Some of the "Thoughts" of Joseph Joubert. |
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| Threescore, and other poems. |
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| A Volume from the life of Herbert Barclay. - |
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| Wordsworth. - |
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