- 1Beattie’s Poetical Works
- 2The Minstrel; or, the Progress of Genius
- 3Book I
- 4Book II
- 5Miscellaneous Poems
- 6Ode to Peace
- 7Ode on Lord Hay’s Birthday
- 8The Judgment of Paris
- 9The Triumph of Melancholy
- 10Elegy
- 11Elegy, Written in the Year 1758
- 12Retirement
- 13The Hermit
- 14On the Report of a Monument to Be Erected in Westminster Abbey, to…
- 15The Battle of the Pigmies and Cranes
- 16The Hares a Fable
- 17The Wolf and Shepherds. A Fable
- 18Song, in Imitation of Shakspeare’s “Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind”
- 19To Lady Charlotte Gordon, Dressed in a Tartan Scotch Bonnet, With P…
- 20Epitaph: Being Part of an Inscription Designed for a Monument Erect…
- 21Epitaph on Two Young Men of the Name of Leitch, Who Were Drowned in…
- 22Epitaph, Intended for Himself
- 23Poetical Works of Robert Blair
- 24The Grave
- 25Poetical Works of William Falconer
- 26The Shipwreck — The Shipwreck: Introduction
- 27Canto I
- 28Canto II
- 29Canto III
- 30Occasional Elegy, in Which the Preceding Narrative Is Concluded
- 31Miscellaneous Poems
- 32A Poem, Sacred to the Memory of His Royal Highness Frederick Prince…
- 33Ode on the Duke of York’s Second Departure From England as Rear-Adm…
- 34The Fond Lover a Ballad
- 35On the Uncommon Scarcity of Poetry in the Gentleman’s Magazine for…
- 36Description of a Ninety-Gun Ship
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