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As a comprehensive anthology, The Poetical Works Of Thomas Moore with Life, 1870 Gall & Inglis brings together Moore’s most enduring lyrical achievements, from his iconic Irish Melodies to miscellaneous poems that showcase his range as a poet, satirist, and lyricist.
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The Poetical Works Of Thomas Moore with Life, 1870 Gall & Inglis is a distinguished single‑volume collection of the celebrated Irish poet’s complete verse, published in Edinburgh by Gall & Inglis in 1870. This handsome edition spans xxii, 490 pages and features a biographical life of Thomas Moore prefixed to the poetry, making it both a literary compendium and an engaging introduction to one of the nineteenth century’s most influential poetic voices. The volume is known to include steel‑engraved illustrations and decorative elements typical of Victorian bookmaking, adding visual richness to the text.
As a comprehensive anthology, The Poetical Works Of Thomas Moore with Life, 1870 Gall & Inglis brings together Moore’s most enduring lyrical achievements, from his iconic Irish Melodies to miscellaneous poems that showcase his range as a poet, satirist, and lyricist. Moore (1779–1852) enjoyed immense popularity in his lifetime, and his verse reflects both romantic expression and deep cultural feeling; his works such as “The Last Rose of Summer” and “The Minstrel Boy” remain touchstones in English‑language poetry. The inclusion of a biographical sketch at the front of this edition provides readers with context for Moore’s life, literary career, and the historical milieu in which his work flourished.
This 1870 Gall & Inglis edition has become sought after by collectors for its antique binding and its representation of Moore’s legacy in a single, elegantly produced volume. The evocative poems collected within speak to themes of love, loss, patriotism, and the wider human condition, making The Poetical Works Of Thomas Moore with Life, 1870 Gall & Inglis not only an important historical book but also a resonant and rewarding reading experience for enthusiasts of classic literature and poetry alike.
Condition: Near Fine – Original bevel edged and embossed green cover and spine with black and gilt. Minimal wear to the covers and spine. Ink inscription on end papers front and rear. Endpaper hinges slightly torn.
