John Sterling Livres

This collection of essays and short stories by John Sterling includes a memoir of his life by Julius Charles Hare. The pieces cover a range of topics including literature, philosophy, and travel.

This epic poem tells the story of a historic election and the intense political drama that surrounded it. With powerful imagery and deeply felt emotions, The Election captures the essence of the democratic process and the complex interplay of power and persuasion that shapes our political landscape.

This collection of poems by Scottish author John Sterling includes works such as 'Trafalgar', 'The Nile', and 'The Algerine Captive'. Sterling was a prominent figure in the literary circles of 19th century Britain, and his poems reflect his interests in history, politics, and the natural world.

This book is a collection of the poems of John Dyer, an 18th-century Welsh poet. His works are known for their lyrical beauty, vivid descriptions of nature, and celebration of rural life. This volume includes some of his most famous works, such as 'Grongar Hill' and 'The Fleece'.

This collection of essays, critiques, and reviews was first published in 1828, and includes contributions from some of the leading writers, scholars, and thinkers of the day. The content covers a wide range of topics, including literature, politics, science, and the arts.

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