Miscellaneous Writings and Speeches — Volume 3
by Thomas Babington Macaulay Macaulay
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Chapters (35)
- THE MISCELLANEOUS WRITINGS AND SPEECHES OF LORD MACAULAY.
- Contributions To The Encyclopaedia Britannica And Miscellaneous Poems, Inscriptions, Etc.
- VOLUME III.
- CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA AND MISCELLANEOUS POEMS, INSCRIPTIONS, ETC.
- CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA.
- FRANCIS ATTERBURY. (December 1853.)
- JOHN BUNYAN. (May 1854.)
- OLIVER GOLDSMITH. (February 1856.)
- SAMUEL JOHNSON. (December 1856.)
- WILLIAM PITT. (January 1859.)
- MISCELLANEOUS POEMS, INSCRIPTIONS, ETC.
- EPITAPH ON HENRY MARTYN. (1812.)
- LINES TO THE MEMORY OF PITT. (1813.)
- A RADICAL WAR SONG. (1820.)
- THE BATTLE OF MONCONTOUR. (1824.)
- THE BATTLE OF NASEBY, (1824.)
- SERMON IN A CHURCHYARD. (1825.)
- TRANSLATION FROM A.V. ARNAULT. (1826.)
- "Fables": Livre v. "Fable" 16.
- DIES IRAE. (1826.)
- THE MARRIAGE OF TIRZAH AND AHIRAD. (1827.)
- GENESIS VI. 3.
- THE COUNTRY CLERGYMAN'S TRIP TO CAMBRIDGE.—AN ELECTION BALLAD. (1827.)
- SONG. (1827.)
- POLITICAL GEORGICS. (MARCH 1828.)
- THE DELIVERANCE OF VIENNA.
- TRANSLATED FROM VINCENZIO DA FILICAIA.
- THE LAST BUCCANEER. (1839.)
- EPITAPH ON A JACOBITE. (1845.)
- LINES WRITTEN IN AUGUST. (1847.)
- TRANSLATION FROM PLAUTUS. (1850.)
- PARAPHRASE OF A PASSAGE IN THE CHRONICLE OF THE MONK OF ST GALL.
- INSCRIPTION ON THE STATUE OF LORD WM. BENTINCK. AT CALCUTTA. (1835.)
- EPITAPH ON SIR BENJAMIN HEATH MALKIN. AT CALCUTTA. (1837.)
- EPITAPH ON LORD METCALFE. (1847.)
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