Selected Poems of James Clarence Mangan,9780716527824

Selected Poems of James Clarence Mangan

by ; ; ; ; ;
ISBN13: 9780716527824
ISBN10: 0716527820
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2003-05-01
Publisher(s): Irish Academic Press
  • Free Shipping Icon

    This Item Qualifies for Free Shipping!*

    *Excludes marketplace orders.

List Price: $26.88

Rent Textbook

Select for Price
Add to Cart
There was a problem. Please try again later.

New Textbook

We're Sorry
Sold Out

Used Textbook

We're Sorry
Sold Out

eTextbook

We're Sorry
Not Available

Buy from our Marketplace starting at $55.00

How Marketplace Works:

  • This item is offered by an independent seller and not shipped from our warehouse
  • Item details like edition and cover design may differ from our description; see seller's comments before ordering.
  • Sellers much confirm and ship within two business days; otherwise, the order will be cancelled and refunded.
  • Marketplace purchases cannot be returned to eCampus.com. Contact the seller directly for inquiries; if no response within two days, contact customer service.
  • Additional shipping costs apply to Marketplace purchases. Review shipping costs at checkout.

Summary

James Clarence Mangan (1803-1849), the greatest Irish poet before Yeats, was for a long time both famous and unknown. While legends about him prospered after his death, his works remained largely unread. Only recently have his poems been collected by an international team of scholars and published by Irish Academic Press. It is from this four-volume edition that the present selection has been made. Containing upwards of 230 annotated poems, it provides the general reader with a more complete view of Mangan's many-faceted genius than has hitherto been available.

Table of Contents

Foreword xi
Editors' Note xix
Come, get the black, the mourning pall
1(2)
An Address Extraordinary
3(2)
Eight Stanzas
5(2)
Yesterday afternoon, o'erpowered
7(3)
Genius:---A Fragment
10(1)
The Dying Enthusiast to his Friend
11(2)
Verses to a Friend
13(2)
Very Elegant Sonnets
15(1)
A Fast Keeper
15(1)
Symptoms of Disease of the Heart
15(1)
The One Mystery
16(1)
Brokenhearted Lays:--Number One
17(1)
Enthusiasm
18(1)
``Life is the Desert and the Solitude''
19(2)
The Wrangling Wife
21(1)
The Ballad of Leonore
21(8)
Song (O, strew the way)
29(1)
The Unrealities
30(3)
A Railway of Rhyme
33(1)
Stanzas (Most ills that are)
34(1)
Sonnet (Bird, that discoursest)
35(1)
Life
35(1)
An Evening Landscape
36(1)
To Childhood
37(2)
Silence
39(1)
A Song for Cloud-Blowers
40(1)
A Song from the Coptic
41(1)
The Cosmopolite
42(1)
The Traveller
43(2)
The Raven
45(1)
Sam hesitates
46(1)
The Four Idiot Brothers
46(2)
The Poet's Consolation
48(1)
The Love-Adieu
49(1)
Ichabod! the Glory hath Departed
49(1)
Life is the Desert and the Solitude (Tieck)
50(1)
The Ways of Cupid
51(2)
The Minnesinger
53(1)
The Metempsychosis
54(1)
The Grave
55(1)
Tobac, Ho
56(1)
The Fisherman
56(1)
My Adieu to the Muse
57(4)
Night Thoughts of Sin and Sorrow
61(3)
Glockenklang
61(2)
Levity
63(1)
Judgment
63(1)
Saying of Nedschati
64(1)
To Miriam, on her hair
64(1)
Passage transcribed by Ghalib
64(1)
Ghazel (Gone, gone, Sachaji)
65(1)
The Time of the Roses
66(2)
The Student of Prague
68(3)
Ghazel and Song
71(1)
Ghazel: The World
72(1)
To Mihri
72(1)
Genuine Ethereality
73(1)
Double Trouble
73(1)
Relic of Yusuf Scheiki
74(1)
My heart is a monk
74(1)
Song for Coffee-Drinkers
74(2)
Relic of Prince Bayazeed
76(1)
The Glove
76(5)
The Game of Life
81(1)
Philosophy and Philosopherse
82(1)
The Real Arcanum
83(1)
Consolation for Authors
83(1)
To the Poet
84(1)
The Grave, the Grave
84(1)
A Cosmopolite
85(1)
An Original Family-Picture
86(2)
Pathetic Hypothetics
88(1)
The Hundred-Leafed Rose
89(3)
What is Love?
92(1)
A-Trophy Taken from Love
92(1)
To Zureida
93(1)
Description of Morning
93(1)
A Well-Delivered Speech
94(1)
A New Moon
94(1)
Lamii's Apology for his Nonsense
94(1)
To Bakki
95(1)
It is All One in the Turkish
95(1)
The Last Resource
96(1)
Have I not called thee angel-like and fair?
97(1)
For, once I dreamed
98(1)
The Affectionate Wife
98(1)
The Dying Father
99(1)
Knight of the Kitchen
100(1)
Elegy on the Death of Tchao-king
100(2)
Singular Duplicity
102(1)
Hostile Engines
102(1)
Tim Sullivan's Plea
103(1)
Though Laughter seems
103(1)
Lines on the Death of **** **** ****
103(2)
I knew him!
105(1)
All night and day
106(2)
To Laura
108(1)
The Lover's Farewell
109(1)
My Home
110(1)
The Days of Nourooz'iz
111(1)
The Howling Song of Al-Mohara
112(3)
Ghazel (I give God thanks)
115(1)
Stammering or Tipsy Ghazel
115(1)
Night is Nearing
116(1)
The Daunishmend's Lamentation
117(1)
The Time of the Barmecides
118(2)
Love
120(1)
Where art thou, Soul of Per-version?
120(1)
The Erl-King's Daughter, a Danish Ballad
121(2)
Twenty Golden Years Ago
123(2)
The World's Changes
125(2)
Let England's Old Womanhood tremble no more
127(1)
Life and its Illusions
128(2)
The Woman of Three Cows
130(1)
An Elegy on the Tironian and Tirconnellian Princes buried at Rome
131(6)
The Departure of Love
137(1)
Lamentation of Mac Liag for Kincora
137(2)
Kathaleen Ny-Houlahan
139(1)
The Fox-Chorus
140(4)
Noon-Day Dreaming
144(1)
The Cat and the Looking-Glass
145(2)
The Ride round the Parapet
147(4)
O, Maria, Regina Misericordiae!
151(2)
Gone in the Wind
153(2)
The Castle over the Sea
155(1)
The Grave-Digger's Chant
156(1)
Love-Ditty
157(1)
My River
157(2)
Epigram (``Well, Pat, my boy'')
159(1)
Pleasant Prospects for the Land-Eaters
159(1)
The Three Half-Crowns:
159(4)
The poet bewaileth his ill luck...
159(1)
He proposes a plan...
160(1)
He compares his debt to a small pimple...
160(1)
He comes down with his petty penny-hammer...
161(1)
He compares his case with that of Juvenal's...
161(1)
He anticipates in fancy the occurrence...
162(1)
He says that his Creditor is a more terrible sight...
162(1)
He threatens finally to escape...
163(1)
Iceland-Moss Tea
163(2)
To a Skating Negro
165(2)
Sand-Songs
167(1)
Nature More Than Science
168(1)
Where Are They?
169(1)
Schnapps
170(1)
The Coming Event
171(1)
Lola
172(1)
Von Blue-Beard
173(6)
The Caramanian Exile
179(3)
The Wail and the Warning of the Three Khalenders
182(3)
Love and Madness
185(1)
The Last Words of Al-Hassan
186(2)
The Winninger Winehouse
188(1)
And Then No More
189(1)
Eighteen Hundred Fifty
190(3)
The Ruby Mug
193(7)
The Deserted Mill
200(2)
Where's my Money?
202(1)
The Bewildered Vintner
203(3)
Love-Song (Not all are nightingales)
206(1)
The Mariner's Bride
207(1)
The Wayfaring Tree
208(1)
Khidder
209(6)
A Melancholy History
215(1)
A Mystery
216(1)
The night is falling
217(1)
Wisdom and Folly
217(1)
Rest Only in the Grave
218(1)
Prince Aldfrid's Itinerary through Ireland
218(3)
O'Hussey's Ode to the Maguire
221(3)
The Lament of Leeah Rewaan
224(2)
To Haidee
226(1)
The Queen of Spain
227(1)
The Rye Mill
228(2)
My Three Tormentors
230(2)
St. Nicholas
232(2)
Siberia
234(1)
To the Ingleezee Khafir, calling himself Djaun Bool Djenkinzun
235(1)
Dark Rosaleen
236(3)
Shane Bwee; or, The Captivity of the Gaels
239(2)
A Vision of Connaught in the Thirteenth Century
241(2)
The Dervish and the Vezeer
243(4)
Lament over the Ruins of the Abbey of Teach Molaga
247(4)
A Lamentation for the Death of Sir Maurice Fitzgerald, Knight of Kerry
251(1)
The Saw-Mill
252(2)
A Cry for Ireland
254(2)
The Sorrows of Inisfail
256(2)
Neither One Thing Nor T'Other
258(3)
Farewell to the Maig
261(2)
Love-Song (Lonely from my home)
263(3)
The Hymn ``Stabat Mater Dolorosa''
266(1)
Pompeii
267(1)
Ellen Bawn
268(1)
The Dawning of the Day
269(2)
Song of the Albanian
271(2)
Owen Reilly: A Keen
273(3)
Snorro
276(3)
Moreen: A Love-Lament
279(5)
Hypochondriasis
284(3)
The Testament of Cathaeir Mor
287(5)
The Song of Gladness
292(2)
Jealousy
294(2)
My Three Plagues
296(1)
The Fairies' Passage
297(3)
Rights of Property
300(1)
A Voice of Encouragement
300(3)
Hush-a-by Baby
303(3)
St. Patrick's Hymn before Tarah
306(4)
A Vision A.D. 1848
310(3)
The Devil and the Wind
313(2)
An Ode of Hafiz
315(1)
Mother and Son
316(2)
Elleen a-Ruin
318(1)
The Time ere the Roses were Blowing
319(1)
The Vision of Egan O'Reilly
320(4)
Duhallow
324(2)
The Richest Caliph
326(1)
The Funerals
327(2)
For Soul and Country
329(2)
Bear Up!
331(1)
Ghazel (All that hath existence is etemal)
332(1)
The Famine
333(2)
The Dame of the Slender Wattle
335(1)
The Brightest of the Bright
336(1)
The Fair Hills of Eire, O!
337(2)
O'Tuomy's Drinking Song
339(1)
Andrew Magrath's Reply to John O'Tuomy
339(2)
The Mangaire Sugach's Pastime
341(1)
Peter O'Dornin's Courtship
342(4)
The Coolun
346(1)
The Little Bench of Rushes
346(1)
A Lament for Kilcash
347(2)
Whiskey on the Way
349(1)
The Brown Sloe-Tree
350(1)
The Nameless One
351(4)
Notes 355(37)
Index of Titles 392(6)
Index of First Lines 398

An electronic version of this book is available through VitalSource.

This book is viewable on PC, Mac, iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, and most smartphones.

By purchasing, you will be able to view this book online, as well as download it, for the chosen number of days.

Digital License

You are licensing a digital product for a set duration. Durations are set forth in the product description, with "Lifetime" typically meaning five (5) years of online access and permanent download to a supported device. All licenses are non-transferable.

More details can be found here.

A downloadable version of this book is available through the eCampus Reader or compatible Adobe readers.

Applications are available on iOS, Android, PC, Mac, and Windows Mobile platforms.

Please view the compatibility matrix prior to purchase.