James McIntyre

James McIntyre was a Canadian poet and inventor who lived from 1853 to 1930. He is best known for his poetry, particularly his humorous and satirical works.

318 works on Textopian

Works by James McIntyre

• Reminiscences (1891)
• Birth of Canada as a Nation (1967)
• Welcome to the Prince of Wales
• Lament of the Maple Tree (1885)
• Lines on Violets (1885)
• Patriotic Ode (1867)
• Fight of a Buffalo with Wolves (1884)
• Disaster to Steamer Victoria at London (1887)
• Fight with a Bear in the Northwest (1890)
• Canadian Sports and Games and Plays (1896)
• Lines on Methodist Union (1932)
• Niagara's Charms and Death of Capt. Webb (1883)
• St. Catharines (1880)
• Lines on Credit Valley Trip (1890)
• Lines on Canadian Hunter (1910)
• Hope for Ingersoll (1945)
• Canadian Rivers and Lakes (1995)
• Life in the Woods (1857)
• The Joys of Prairie Farmers (1892)
• Nova Scotia (1880)
• Port Stanley (1974)
• Donald Ross (1996)
• Port Burwell (1975)
• Lines on t. D. Mcgee (1976)
• London Flood (1866)
• London West
• Lines on Stratford (1880)
• English Names on Canadian Thames (1990)
• Lines on Beachville (1885)
• Lines on Ingersoll (1892)
• Lines on Woodstock (1864)
• Lines on Embro and Zorra (1885)
• Lines on Salford (1857)
• Lines on Thamesford (1885)
• Farrington, 1866, Factory System8 (1866)
• Lines on Tilsonburg (1880)
• Lines on Mt. Elgin (1880)
• Corner Stone Laying (1949)
• A Civic Holiday Trip (1890)
• Robert Fleming Gourley