Eccelino Da Romano, Surnamed the Tyrant of Padua. a Poem, in Twelve Books.

Henry Dillon was a 19th-century Irish poet and writer known for his lyrical and emotional poetry. His works often explored themes of love, nature, and the human experience. Dillon's most notable work is "Songs of Connacht," a collection of poems that captured the essence of Irish culture and landscape. His writing style was characterized by its vivid imagery, musical language, and heartfelt emotions. Dillon's contributions to literature helped shape the Romantic movement in Ireland and inspired future generations of poets. His legacy continues to influence modern Irish poetry and storytelling.