Skip to main content
Digital Archive Ontario Homepage
Tecumseh, or, The warrior of the west: a poem, in four cantos, with notes
Tecumseh, or, The warrior of the west: a poem, in four cantos, with notes
Your browser does not support embedded PDF files.

Tecumseh, or, The warrior of the west: a poem, in four cantos, with notes

Date1828
Names
(publisher)
FormatBook
Notes
Tecumseh; or, The warrior of the west: a poem, in four cantos, with notes. Morley, Richardson, 48.
Medium
Hardcover books
Language
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Object Number37131055361851D
The emigrant, a poem in four cantos
The emigrant, a poem in four cantos
John Lovell (Firm)
1841
Ponass and Wowan, a poem in two cantos on Indian warfare and love, a story founded on fact
Ponass and Wowan, a poem in two cantos on Indian warfare and love, a story founded on fact
Banner office
1860
Jean Baptiste, a poetic olio in II cantos
Jean Baptiste, a poetic olio in II cantos
Adams, Levi, -1832
1825
The witch of the Westcot, a tale of Nova-Scotia in three cantos and other waste leaves of literature
The witch of the Westcot, a tale of Nova-Scotia in three cantos and other waste leaves of literature
Joseph Howe
1831
The spring of life, a didactic poem in four books, with historical and illustrative notes
The spring of life, a didactic poem in four books, with historical and illustrative notes
Published by the author
1834
Quebec; a poetical essay in imitation of the Miltonic stile, being a regular narrative of the proceedings and capital transactions performed by the British forces under the command of Vice-Admiral Saunders and Major-General Wolfe in the glorious expedition against Canada in the year 1759, the performance of a volunteer on board His Majesty's ship Somerset during the passage home from Quebec, the whole embellished with entertaining and explanatory notes
Quebec; a poetical essay in imitation of the Miltonic stile, being a regular narrative of the proceedings and capital transactions performed by the British forces under the command of Vice-Admiral Saunders and Major-General Wolfe in the glorious expedition against Canada in the year 1759, the performance of a volunteer on board His Majesty's ship Somerset during the passage home from Quebec, the whole embellished with entertaining and explanatory notes
P. Whitridge
1760
Selections from Canadian poets, with occasional critical and biographical notes and an introductory essay on Canadian poetry
Selections from Canadian poets, with occasional critical and biographical notes and an introductory essay on Canadian poetry
Dewart, Edward Hartley, 1828-1903
1864
The backslider, a descriptive moral poem in four books
The backslider, a descriptive moral poem in four books
J. Johns
1815
Devotional poems
Devotional poems
Rogers & Thompson
1840
An epic poem, entitled The open hand, : an Indian tale of Maine and New Brunswick, founded on historical facts and sustained by tradition
An epic poem, entitled The open hand, : an Indian tale of Maine and New Brunswick, founded on historical facts and sustained by tradition
Kearney, W. D.
1864
The united empire minstrel, a selection of the best national, constitutional and loyal Orange songs and poems, with a large number of toasts and senti(...)
The united empire minstrel, a selection of the best national, constitutional and loyal Orange songs and poems, with a large number of toasts and senti(...)
Henry Rowsell (Firm)
1852
The conflagrations, comprising two poems, as follows, first, the burning boat, a serio-satiric poem on the destruction by fire of the steamer Royal ta(...)
The conflagrations, comprising two poems, as follows, first, the burning boat, a serio-satiric poem on the destruction by fire of the steamer Royal ta(...)
Published by the author
1837