Contents -BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD

Joseph Friedlander, comp. The Standard Book of Jewish Verse. 1917.

VII. The Modern Period

Bar Kochba—Emma Lazarus

The Jewish Exile—Leon Hühner

The Jewish Pilgrim—Frances Browne

The Arch of Titus—Harry Wolfsohn (Trans. Horace M. Kallen from the Hebrew)

Tourist and Cicerone—Ludwig August Frankl (Trans. Henry Cohen)

Judea—Charles M. Wallington

The Tombs of the Fathers—James Montgomery

The Wandering Jew—David Levi

The Sentinel of the Ages—Ibbie McColm Wilson

Before Battle—Samuel Roth

The Jew—George Alfred Townsend

The Everlasting Jew—Henry B. Sommer

Israel—Ida Goldsmith Morris

Israel Forsaken—Charles Leon Gumpert

Puissance of the Jew—C. W. Wynne

Honor of the Jews—William Hodson

Mock on! Mock on!—William Blake

“His People”—Anonymous

The Jew is True—Joaquin Miller

O Israel—Robert Loveman

The Everlasting Jew—Percy Bysshe Shelley

Jews—Anonymous

Israel’s Spiritual Lamp—George Eliot

The Spirit of Hebraism—From the Hebrew of Harry Wolfsohn (Trans. H. B. Ehrmann)

Zion’s Universal Temple—Harry Weiss

A Song of Israel—J. H. Cuthbert

The Fated Race—Anonymous

People of Zion—Marie Harrold Garrison

Israel’s Mission—Eve Davieson

To Young Israel—M. Osias

The Mystic Tie—Max Meyerhardt

My Heritage—Cora Wilburn

Shema-Yisroel-Adonai-Elohenu Adonai-Echod—Nathan Bernstein

Judaeis Vita Aeterna—Charles N. Lurie

“The Children of the Pale”—Anonymous

Judah—George R. Du Bois

The Chosen Ones of Israel—Park Benjamin

The Star of Discontent—X.

They Call Us Jews—Milton Goldsmith

The Jew’s Appeal to the Christian—J. W. Blencowe, Jr.

The Jew to Jesus—Florence Kiper Frank

Moses and Jesus—Israel Zangwill

Lines to an Anti-Semite—Edward Sydney Tybee

I Would Reply—Milton Goldsmith

“Only a Jew”—P. H.

Thou Art a Jew—I. N. L.

Israel—Israel Zangwill

Israel—Max Meyerhardt

The Jews of England (1290–1902)—Israel Zangwill

The Right of Asylum—Stephen Phillips

The Jewish Soldier—Alice Lucas

Israel and Columbia—John J. McCabe

The Jew in America—Felix N. Gerson

The Ghetto-Jew—Rufus Learsi

The Melting Pot—Berton Braley

A Call to the Builders—Helen Gray Cone

O Long the Way—Morris Rosenfeld

The Candle Seller—Morris Rosenfeld

The Jewish May—Morris Rosenfeld

“The Light in the Eyes”—Oscar Loeb

“Yes, He’s a Jew”—John Paul Cosgrave

The Jew to the Gentile—Sara Messing Stern

The Yellow Badge—Ruth Schechter Alexander

A Tribute to the Jews—Rufus C. Hopkins

At Ellis Island—Margaret Chanler Aldrich

Ellis Island—James Oppenheim

At the Gate—Nathan F. Spielvogel

The Magic Words—Melvin G. Winstock

Shema Yisrael Adonay-Elohainu Adonay-Echod—Ibbie McColm Wilson

Be Thou a Jew—Samuel E. Loveman

The Chosen—Elizabeth McMurtrie Dinwiddie

God’s Chosen People—Adapted by Joel Blau

Our Password—Isidore G. Ascher

Only a Jew—David Banks Sickles

“Jew”—George Vaux Bacon

Recognition—Miriam Teichner

Is It True?—Marie Harrold Garrison

In the Hour of Need—Leto (In the Graphic)

The Little Jew—Dinah Maria Mulock Craik

Only a Jew—Anonymous

Holy Cross Day—Robert Browning

The Guardian of the Red Disk—Emma Lazarus

Rabbi Ben Ezra—Robert Browning

The Angel—Dorothy S. Silverman

A Legend—Jehoash (Trans. Elias Lieberman)

The Rabbi’s Song—Rudyard Kipling

A Sonnet—M. L. R. Breslar

The Hebrew Mind—M. L. R. Breslar

Who Gives in Love—Isidor Wise

An Invocation—Isidore G. Ascher

Adas Israel—M. Beyer

Poetry—Louis Untermeyer

Our Heritage—Isidore G. Ascher

Israel’s Heritage—Ida Goldsmith Morris

Fin de Siècle—Anonymous

Hope and Faith—Isaac Leib Perez (Trans. Henry Goodman)

Not by Power—Mary M. Cohen

Lines—Alice Rhine

The Glory of God—Rebekah Hyneman

Lessons of the Past—Harry Weiss

Rodef Shalom—W. G. Skillman

The New Temple—Louis Marshall

Consecration Hymn—R. Wagner

The Kingdom of God—Edward Bulwer Lytton

Rebecca’s Hymn—Sir Walter Scott

A Jewish Family—William Wordsworth

Rebecca, the Jewess—Clark B. Cochrane

The American Jewess—Albert Ulmann

Jewess—Joaquin Miller

The Jewess—Allan Davis

Orientale—William Henley

An Oriental Maiden—J. O. Jenkyns

The Maid of the Ghetto—Anonymous

The Jewish Mother—A Daughter of Judah

Like unto Sharon’s Roses—Rufus Learsi

I saw a Maiden Sweet and Fair—Rufus Learsi

Lines to a Jewish Child—C. D.

Rachel—Matthew Arnold

Rachel—Anonymous

Kalich, Inheritor of Tragedy—Ripley D. Saunders

To the Memory of Grace Aguilar—Anonymous

Moses Mendelssohn—Miriam Del Banco

Heine—A. R. Aldrich

Heine—George Sylvester Viereck

Heinrich Heine—Ludwig Lewisohn

To Heinrich Heine—George Alexander Kohut

Ernest Renan—Mary Darmesteter

The Jews’ Cemetery on the Lido—John Addington Symonds

The Jewish Cemetery at Newport—Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

France’s Shame—B. B. Usher

To Dreyfus Vindicated—Robert Underwood Johnson

Dreyfus—Edwin Markham

Dreyfus—Florence Earle Coates

Let Us Forget—K. M.

The God of Israel—C. M. Kohan

The Jews in Russia—Edward Doyle

On the Russian Persecution of the Jews—Algernon Charles Swinburne

Russia and the Jews—Punch

The Kishineff Massacre—Rose Strauss

On the Massacre—Chayim Nachman Byalik

God and His Martyrs—Chayim Nachman Byalik

The Jewish Martyrs—W. V. B.

The Persecuted Jew—Stephen Taylor Dekins

In the Name of Jesus of Nazareth—Anonymous

How Long?—Israel Cohen

Israel in Russia—Arthur Guiterman

The Massacre of the Jews—R. A. Levy

How Long, O Lord?—Elias Lieberman

In Exile—Emma Lazarus

A Cry from Russia—Hermine Schwed

To Russia—Joaquin Miller

The Slaughter of the Jews—A. J. Waterhouse

The Crowing of the Red Cock—Emma Lazarus

A Hymn for the Relief of Israel—Canon Jenkins

To the Czar—a Prophecy—Ida (Mrs. Isidor) Straus

To Forgive Is Divine—M. L. R. Breslar

“Blood” v. “Bullion”—Punch

The Jews of Bucharest—Edward Sydney Tybee

To Carmen Sylva (Queen of Roumania)—Emma Lazarus

Lines on Carmen Sylva—Emma Lazarus

The Russian Jewish Rabbi—(Trans. Herman Bernstein)

“Mai-Ko-Mashma-Lon”—Abraham Raisin (Trans. Henry Greenfield)

The Jewish Soldier—Alice Lucas

B’nai B’rith—Miriam del Banco

B’nai B’rith—Rosa Strauss

On Attempting to Convert the Jews to Christianity—Anonymous

Autumn Songs—S. Frug (Trans. Alice Stone Blackwell)

Feldmesten or Measuring the Graves—Alter Abelson

Nature and the Poet—S. Frug

On the Grave of Michael Gordon—S. Frug

Sand and Stars—S. Frug

The False Hope—Horace M. Kallen

Out of the Depths—Joseph Jasin

As the Stars and the Sands—S. Frug (Trans. Joseph Jasin)

“…Whom You Are to Blame”—P. M. Raskin

Side by Side—Isabella R. Hess

The Young Rabbi—E. C. L. Browne

“…and Give Thee Peace”—Florence Weisberg

Twenty-one Years of Rescue Work—Alice Lucas

A Call to Israel—Cora Wilburn

Meditations at Twilight—Joseph Leiser

The New Jewish Hospital at Hamburg—Heinrich Heine

The Rose of Sharon—Harry Weiss

“The Age of Toleration”—Arthur Upton

Intolerance—Ray Trum Nathan

They Tell Me—Ezekiel Leavitt (Trans. from the Hebrew by Alice Stone Blackwell)

Gifts—Emma Lazarus

Hebrew Cradle Song—Ezekiel Leavitt (Trans. Alice Stone Blackwell)

Jewish Lullaby—Eugene Field

Patriotism—(Trans. Robert Needham Cust)

Optimism—I. Z. Josephson

To My Lyre—Joseph Massel

To Walter Lionel de Rothschild on His Bar-Mitzvah—Louis B. Abrahams

Sonnet—Canon Jenkins

Sir Moses Montefiore—E. Yancey Cohen

“Groups of radiant angels soaring”—Miriam Del Banco

“Is life worth living?”—Punch

“Not ’mid the clash of arms he won”—Louis Meyerhardt

“I saw—’twas in a dream, the other night”—Ambrose Bierce

Jesse Seligman—Noah Davis

Benjamin Artom—Re Henry

Aaron Levy Green—Anonymous

Baroness de Rothschild—Emily Marion Harris

Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield—Punch

Peace—and Honor—Herman C. Merivale

Leopold Zunz—J. F.

Moritz Steinschneider—George Alexander Kohut

Simeon Singer—John Chapman

My Father’s Bible—George Alexander Kohut

David Kaufmann—George Alexander Kohut

Gustav Gottheil—George Alexander Kohut

Sonnet—George Alexander Kohut

Solomon Schechter—Alter Abelson

Emma Lazarus—Richard Watson Gilder

“Dear bard and prophet, that thy rest is deep”—Richard Watson Gilder

Under No Skies But Ours—Helen Gray Cone

“Once more a singing soul’s most airy vessel”—Allan Eastman Cross

“A rare, sweet daughter of a wondrous race”—Minot Judson Savage

“Fire from high, holy heaven down-drawn”—James Maurice Thompson

“Couldst thou have lived to share with us this hour”—Henry Cohen

Joseph Joachim—Robert Bridges

Frederic David Mocatta—James Mew

Mrs. Ellis A. Franklin—Anonymous

Oscar Cohen—H. B. Gayfer

Leo N. Levi—George Alexander Kohut

Esther J. Ruskay—George Alexander Kohut

Joseph Mayor Asher—George Alexander Kohut

Louis Loeb—Louis Marshall

Josef Israels—Elias Lieberman

Phédre—Oscar Wilde

Mayer Sulzberger—Felix N. Gerson

Isaac M. Wise—Walter Hurt

“Above the grief of Israel soars a voice”—Ida Goldsmith Morris

“Peace and remembrance!”—Edna Dean Proctor

“Afar the reaches of our land one day”—Harry Weiss

“Why look ye to the dead? Awake!”—Albert Frank Hoffmann

Ida Straus—Alter Abelson

“She gladly shared his cup of death”—Bernard Gruenstein

“As side by side they traveled through the years”—Anne P. L. Field

“I cannot leave thee, husband”—Solomon Solis Cohen

“Beloved, you must go—ask not to stay”—Corinne Roosevelt Robinson

Julia Richman—Helen Gray Cone

Myer Davis—Isaac Lazarowich

Simon Wolf—Felix N. Gerson

To Simon Wolf—George Alexander Kohut

To Simon Wolf on His Eightieth Birthday—George Alexander Kohut