Andromeda, and Other Poems

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By Listen TheBook Posted on May 31, 2023

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Authors: Charles Kingsley In Year : 1890

Book Language: English

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Andromeda, Part 1
Andromeda, Part 2
Andromeda, Part 3
Hypotheses Hypochondriacæ
Trehill Well
In an Illuminated Missal
The Weird Lady
Palinodia
A Hope
The Poetry of a Root Crop
Child Ballad
Airly Beacon
Sappho
The Bad Squire
Scotch Song
The Young Knight
A New Forest Ballad
The Red King
The Outlaw
Sing Heigh-ho!
A March
A Lament
The Night Bird
The Dead Church
A Parable from Liebig
The Starlings
Old and New
The Watchman
The World’s Age
The Sands of Dee
The Tide Rock
Elegiacs
Dartside
My Hunting Song
Alton Locke’s Song
The Day of the Lord
A Christmas Carol
The Oubit
The Three Fishers
Sonnet
Margaret to Dolcino
Dolcino to Margaret
The Ugly Princess
Sonnet
The Swan-neck
A Thought from the Rhine
The Longbeards’ Saga. A.D. 400
Saint Maura. A.D. 304
On the Death of a Certain Journal
Down to the Mothers
To Miss Mitford
Ballad of Earl Haldan’s Daughter
Frank Leigh’s Song. A.D. 1586
Ode to the North-east Wind
A Farewell
To G. A. G.
The South Wind
The Invitation
The Find
Fishing Song
The Last Buccaneer
The Knight’s Return
Pen-y-gwrydd
Ode
The Tide River
Young and Old
The Summer Sea
My Little Doll
The Knight’s Leap
The Song of the Little Baltung. A.D. 395
On the Death of Leopold, King of the Belgians
Easter Week
Drifting Away
Christmas Day
September 21, 1870
The Mango-tree
The Priest’s Heart
‘Qu’est Qu’il Dit’
The Legend of La Brea
Hymn
The Delectable Day
Juventus Mundi
Valentine’s Day
Ballad
Martin Lightfoot’s Song

This is a collection of the most famous poems of Charles Kingsley. Kingsley was an extremely versatile man, Wikipedia lists him as "broad church priest of the Church of England, a university professor, social reformer, historian and novelist. He is particularly associated with Christian socialism, the working men's college, and forming labour cooperatives that failed but led to the working reforms of the progressive era. He was a friend and correspondent with Charles Darwin." All those varied interests and backgrounds are reflected in his poetry, which is as versatile as the author himself. - Summary by Carolin