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Fonds consists of forty notebooks containing poetry and essays written by Sgt. James Denoon of the Royal Artillery. These are copies of his works dating back to 1832 made by him while at his residence, Maple Bank in Three Rivers, Quebec during rou...
Denoon, James 1802-approximately 1890
Part of James Denoon Fonds
Written January 1881. Interior title: The Rest which remaineth for the People of God. - Dated inside cover, January 1, 1883. Interior title: A Morning in Eden before the Fall. Composed at Maple Bank, 1879.
Part of James Denoon Fonds
Part of James Denoon Fonds
Appendix at back titled, How Victoria became Queen.
Jubilee Poem with an appendix. Maple Bank
Part of James Denoon Fonds
Also includes appendices: The Queen's Parents, How Victoria became Queen, Queen Victoria's Crown. The poem varies from the previous one with the same title.
Scenes in the Settlements. The Forest Church and The Settler's Sabbath Morning etc.
Part of James Denoon Fonds
Also contains Sonnet to the Rose and Sonnet to the Lily. Copied or created August 31, 1888.
A Paraphrase of the 90th Psalm
Part of James Denoon Fonds
In two versions. Dated at Maple Bank, 25 March 1889.
Part of James Denoon Fonds
The first section dated at Maple Bank, 25 March 1889. The "Lamentation" is dated at Quebec, October 1833. Brief sketch of poet George Wither at back.
A Paraphrase of the Ninetieth Psalm etc.
Part of James Denoon Fonds
A Morning in Eden before the Fall. Maple Bank. 17th March 1886
Part of James Denoon Fonds
Interior note states this was composed in 1879.