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114 works by Walt Whitman at Al-Warraq Library, with links to their open and legal sources. Browse in the library
About the author
Walt Whitman (1819–1892) grew up on Long Island and in Brooklyn, left school at eleven and worked as a printer, teacher and newspaper editor. In 1855 he published the first Leaves of Grass himself, and spent the rest of his life revising and expanding it.
During the Civil War he went to Washington to look for his wounded brother and stayed for years, volunteering in the military hospitals, sitting with thousands of wounded soldiers. His elegies for Abraham Lincoln are among his most famous poems. The library also holds an Arabic selection of Leaves of Grass.
- Leaves of GrassWalt Whitman
- ديوان أوراق العشب: ذكرى الرئيس لنكولن وقصائد أخرىWalt Whitman
- PoemsWalt Whitman
- Drum-TapsWalt Whitman
- Complete Prose Works Specimen Days and Collect, November Boughs and Goodbye My FancyWalt Whitman
- GrashalmenWalt Whitman
- The Patriotic Poems of Walt WhitmanWalt Whitman
- The Wound Dresser A Series of Letters Written from the Hospitals in Washington during the War of the RebellionWalt Whitman
- Advertisements
- Gesänge und InschriftenWalt Whitman
- Poèmes de Walt WhitmanWalt Whitman
- Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Walt WhitmanWalt Whitman
- Memories of LincolnWalt Whitman
- Gems from Walt WhitmanWalt Whitman
- Specimen days in America, by Walt Whitman. Newly revised by the author, with fresh preface and additional noteWalt Whitman
- Democratic vistas, and other papersWalt Whitman
- Complete prose worksWalt Whitman
- Leaves of grass : including Sands at seventy, 1st annex, Goodbye my fancy, 2nd annex, A backward glance o'er travel'd roadsWalt Whitman
- Leaves of grass, by Walt Whitman, including a fac-simile autobiography, variorum readings of the poems and a department of gathered leavesWalt Whitman
- Walt Whitman's workshop : a collection of unpublished manuscriptsWalt Whitman
- A child's reminiscenceWalt Whitman
- Walt Whitman's drum-tapsWalt Whitman
- Good-bye my fancy; 2d annex to Leaves of grassWalt Whitman
- November boughsWalt Whitman
- After all, not to create only. Recited by Walt Whitman on invitation of managers, American institute, on opening their 40th annual exhibitioWalt Whitman
- Letters written by Walt Whitman to his mother, 1866-1872, with an introductory note by Rollo G. SilverWalt Whitman
- The uncollected poetry and prose of Walt Whitman, much of which has been but recently discovered with various early manuscripts now first puWalt Whitman
- The gathering of the forces : editorials, essays, literary and dramatic reviews and other material written as editor of the Brooklyn daily eWalt Whitman
- Rivulets of prose : critical essaysWalt Whitman
- Walt Whitman of the New York Aurora, editor at twenty-two : a collection of recently discovered writingsWalt Whitman
- A little book of nature thoughtsWalt Whitman
- Calamus. a series of letters written during the years 1868-1880 by Walt Whitman to a young friend (Peter Doyle). edited with an introd, by RWalt Whitman
- Franklin Evans; or, The inebriate. A tale of the times. With introduction by Emory HollowayWalt Whitman
- Leaves of grass : including Sands at seventy, Goodbye my fancy, Old age echoes, and A backward glance o'er travel'd roadsWalt Whitman
- Two prefacesWalt Whitman
- Autobiographia; or, The story of a lifeWalt Whitman
- Walt Whitman; representative selectionsWalt Whitman
- The eighteenth Presidency!Walt Whitman
- Autobiographic note : from an old remembrance copyWalt Whitman
- Criticism; an essayWalt Whitman
- Walt Whitman's diary in Canada, with extracts from other of his diaries and literary note-books; edited by William Sloane KennedyWalt Whitman
- An American primerWalt Whitman
- Leaves of grass : including Sands at seventy, Good bye my fancy, Old age echoes, and A backward glance o'er travel'd roadsWalt Whitman
- Leaves of grass, by Walt Whitman; introd. by Carl SandburgWalt Whitman
- Song of the broad-axeWalt Whitman
- The complete prose works of Walt WhitmanWalt Whitman
- Lafayette in Brooklyn, by Walt Whitman; with an introduction by John BurroughsWalt Whitman
- PoemsWalt Whitman
- Complete prose works. Specimen days and Collect, November boughs and Good bye my fancyWalt Whitman
- Leaves of grass, including Sands at seventy, first annex, Good-by my fancy, second annex, A backward glance o'er travel'd roads, and PortraiWalt Whitman
- Walt Whitman's birthplace, Huntington, Long Island, New YorkWalt Whitman
- Calamus, a series of letters written during the years 1868-1880Walt Whitman
- Poems. Selected and edited by William Michael RossettiWalt Whitman
- Poems, by Walt Whitman. Selected and edited by William Michael RossettiWalt Whitman
- Selections from the prose and poetry of Walt Whitman, edited with an introd. by Oscar Lovell TriggsWalt Whitman
- Song of myself .. [by] Walt WhitmanWalt Whitman
- Specimen days in AmericaWalt Whitman
- Natuurleven = Leaves of grassWalt Whitman
- Memories of President LincolnWalt Whitman
- Leaves of grass. Poems (selected) with introduction by Ernest RhysWalt Whitman
- Memories of President Lincoln : and other lyrics of the warWalt Whitman