Bloodgood H. Cutter
Born 1817-01-01
Died 1906-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF63922128
- WikidataQ4927936
- ISNI0000000049775860
- Open LibraryOL2432699A
Top Subjects
- Poetry (10)
- Social life and customs (3)
- 19th century (3)
- Long Island (N.Y.) (3)
- Broadsides (2)
- Little Neck (New York, N.Y.) (2)
- Roslyn (N.Y.) (1)
Books by Bloodgood H. Cutter
Total count: 39
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The Long Island farmer poet. On the centennial inauguration of Washington[s.n.]1789-01-01
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In memory of Nath'l Bloodgood1859-01-01
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"Long Island farmer's" recollection of sermon, &c., on the Thanksgiving day1859-01-01
Poetical lecturesuggested after seeing the model of Solomon's templeL.I. Times Office1860-01-01-
Poetical lecture, suggested after seeing the model of Solomon's templeL.I. Times Office1860-01-01
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"Long Island Farmer," on the Rosyln pic nicpublisher not identified1860-01-01
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Long Island Farmer, musing on a wheel-barrow, while waiting for his neighbor to turn out[s.n.]1861-01-01
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Long Island Farmer to John C. Crittenden, of Kentucky[s.n.]1861-01-01
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"Long Island farmer" to the soldiers1861-01-01
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Long Island Farmer on King Cotton[s.n.]1861-01-01
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[Miscellaneous poems]The Author1861-01-01
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Eulogy on General Scotts.n.1861-01-01
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On the battle of Fort Donelson[s.n.]1862-01-01
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Long Island farmer to his lady friendspublisher not identified1863-01-01
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Long Island Farmer to the donation party[s.n.]1864-01-01
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A poem on the New England kitchen1864-01-01
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The Long Island farmer on laying the corner stone of the new Methodist church1865-01-01
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Long Island farmer on the ladies hatsviewed from the gallerypublisher not identified1866-01-01
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Long Island farmers' address to the Sunday school Christmas tree celebration in Zion church at Little Neck Long Island, 18771877-01-01
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Long Island farmer on laying the corner stone of Spinney's Sunday school1881-01-01
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Lines on the Egyptian obelisk"Cleopatra's Needle"W. R. Burling, Printer1881-01-01
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To Austin Corbina poem written in honor of the semicentennial of the Long Island Railroad Companypublisher not identified1884-01-01
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The Long Island farmer's poemsLines written on the "Quaker city" excursion to Palestine, and other poemsN. Tibbals (Pub. for the author)1886-01-01
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Long Island Farmer on Sim's [sic] poem "Ostler Jo."[s.n.]1886-01-01
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The Long Island farmer poet. On church members duties[s.n.]1886-01-01
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Long Island Farmer's Valentine[s.n.]1887-01-01
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The Long Island Farmer Poeton seeing the great pictureB.H. Cutter1888-01-01
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Lines for the Little Neck Sunday school pic-nic1889-01-01
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The Long Island farmer poet. At a lady Washington reception party in New York, April 29, 1889[s.n.]1889-01-01
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The Long Island farmer poet. Eor [!] the cripple boy[s.n.]1889-01-01
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Long Island farmer on congressmen1890-01-01
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A Long Island farmer viewing a bed of flowers, raised from the seed he brought from the Garden of Gethsemane, at Jerusalem, in the Quaker City excursion of 18671890-01-01
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At the Grand Union hotel, Saratoga Springs1890-01-01
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On the death of Henry Horace Webster, of the Young Men's Christian Association[s.n.]1891-01-01
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The Long Island farmer poet. On Christmas tree in St. Mark's church[s.n.]1891-01-01
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The Long Island farmer poet. Advice to his esteemed young friend on impure talk[s.n.]1891-01-01
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The Long Island farmer poet. To the christian endeavor society of Little Neck[s.n.]1891-01-01
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Views on removing the Wynant Van Zandt tablet in Zion churchFrom 'Long Island news,' Flushing N.Y.1895-01-01
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Long Island Farmer, finishing the popping corn questionB.H. Cutter