Paradise

Religious place within the Cotton Famine poems

37 poems mentioning

  1. 'England', by Amos Wilson, 12/3/64
  2. The Cream of Punch – 'Rule Britannia', by unknown, 9/5/63
  3. The Cream of Punch – 'Ink, Blood and Tears (The Taking of Fort Sumter)', by unknown, 11/5/61
  4. Charity! A Word to the Rich., by By The Author Of “Proverbial Philosophy”,
  5. American Slavery, by unknown, Jan 7th 1865
  6. Mother, the Angels Call Your Child, by M. H. L. Saddleworth, August 20th 1864
  7. Lines, by Samuel Laycock, November 12th, 1864
  8. A Plea for the Cotton District, by Unknown, March 21st 1863
  9. The Silent Mills of Lancashire, by Rev. J. Baker, Dec 27 1862
  10. A Lancashire Doxology, by unknown, July 2nd 1864
  11. An Appeal for the Modest Poor, by unknown, July 5th 1862
  12. Bullets and Blood, by W. Billington, October 18th 1862
  13. There Must Be Heaven, by Sheldon Chadwick, April 18, 1863
  14. Counsel to the Americans, by J. B., 5th Sept 1863
  15. The Better Land, by L. S., June 13, 1863
  16. John Well-to-do's Business Mixed with His Sunday Prayers, by unknown, September 5th 1863
  17. April 20, 1864, by Private Miles O'Reilly, May 14, 1864
  18. Work, by W. H. Bellamy, October 22nd 1864
  19. Our Fathers Are Praying for Pauper Pay, by Gerald Massey, April 1, 1865
  20. Hearts and Homes., by Unknown, October 4th 1862
  21. The Cotton Boll., by Henry Timrod, September 3rd 1861
  22. A Lancashire Doxology., by Miss Muloch, October 21st 1864
  23. The Cry of the Crowd, by William Billington, May 10th 1862
  24. The Cotton Famine, by A Blackburn Weaver, May 17th 1862
  25. A Christmas Carol for 1862, by George MacDonald, 27th December 1862
  26. The Lancashire Famine. A Contrast. Then and Now; Or Past and Present. Then, or Past, by Y. Stonmarket, January 17, 1863
  27. The Believer's Prayer on the American War, by [Unknown], June 20, 1863
  28. Be Doubtful-Hearted Never, by Sheldon Chadwick, 18th October 1862
  29. To the Departing Emigrants, by William Billington, July 04, 1863
  30. Song of the Emigrant, by John Baron, July 11, 1863
  31. Two Aprils., by Unknown, October 4th 1862
  32. New Voices from the Crowd, by W. C. Bennett, August 22, 1863
  33. The Dying Workman., by John Plummer, November 8th 1862
  34. The Operative's Home, by W. M. Billington, October 3, 1863
  35. The Song of Death, by unknown, 17th May 1862
  36. A Night with the Brother of "Mine Host" of "Who Could Have Thought It?" Grimshaw Park, Blackburn, by W. M. Billington, July 30, 1864
  37. South and North – Snake and Lion, by Laon, December 24, 1864