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The Poems of Philip Freneau, Poet of the American Revolution. Volume 3 (of 3)Freneau, Philip Morin

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The Poems of Philip Freneau, Poet of the American Revolution. Volume 3 (of 3)

Name: The Poems of Philip Freneau, Poet of the American Revolution. Volume 3 (of 3)
Author: Freneau, Philip Morin

Freneau, Philip Morin

American poetry

Occasioned by the Bill Proposing a Taxation on Newspapers, iii. 52;
    October's Address, iii. 273;
    Ode, iii. 99;
    Ode for July 4, 1799, iii. 152;
    Ode to Fancy, i. lviii, 34;
    Ode to Good Fortune, iii. 405;
    Ode to Liberty, i. liii, iii. 92;
    Ode to the Americans, iii. 203;
    Old Virginia, iii. 17;
    On a Book Called Unitarian Theology, ii. 307;
    On a Celebrated Performer on the Violin, iii. 192;
    On a Hessian Debarkation, i. 222, 269;
    On a Honey Bee, iii. 284;
    On a Lady Now Deceased, iii. 405;
    On a Lady's Singing Bird, i. 283;
    On a Legislative Act, iii. 126;
    On Amanda's Singing Bird, i. 283;
    On a Man Killed by a Buffalo, iii. 404;
    On American Antiquity, iii. 5;
    On a Nocturnal View of the Planet Jupiter, iii. 404;
    On a Painter, iii. 403;
    On a Proposed Negotiation, iii. 226;
    On Arriving in South Carolina, iii. 199;
    On a Rural Nymph, iii. 268;
    On a Travelling Speculator, iii. 404;
    On Deborah Gannett, iii. 182;
    On Dr. Sangrado's Flight, iii. 111;
    On False Systems of Government, iii. 221;
    On Finding a Terrapin, iii. 406;
    On General Miranda's Expedition, iii. 271;
    On General Robertson's Proclamation, ii. 162;
    On Happiness, iii. 405;
    On Hearing a Political Oration, iii. 144;
    On Passing by an Old Churchyard, iii. 277;
    On Pest-Eli-Hali, iii. 404;
    On Political Sermons, iii. 330;
    On Prohibiting the Sale of Ramsey's History, ii. 312;
    On Retirement, i. 84;
    On Seeing a Beautiful Print, iii. 406;
    On Seniora Julia Leaving a Dance, iii. 265;
    On Sir Henry Clinton's Recall, ii. 153;
    On Superstition, iii. 405;
    On Swedenborg's Universal Theology, ii. 307;
    On the Abuse of Human Power, iii. 272;
    On the Approaching Dissolution, iii. 404;
    On the Anniversary of the Storming of the Bastile, i. liii,
          iii. 102;
    On the Attempted Launch of a Frigate, iii. 157;
    On the Brigantine Privateer Prince de Neufchatel, iii. 366;
    On the British Blockade, iii. 358;
    On the British Commercial Depredations, iii. 300;
    On the British Invasion, iii. 341;
    On the British King's Speech, ii. 217;
    On the Capture of the Essex, iii. 318;
    On the Capture of the Guerriere, iii. 310;
    On the City Encroachments on the River Hudson, iii. 173;
    On the Conflagrations at Washington, iii. 344;
    On the Conqueror of America, i. 185;
    On the Crew of a Certain Vessel, ii. 317;
    On the Death of a Masonic Grand Sachem, iii. 282;
    On the Death of a Master Builder, iii. 281;
    On the Death of a Republican Printer, iii. 101;
    On the Death of Capt. Nicholas Biddle, i. cvi, 288;
    On the Death of Catharine II., iii. 136;
    On the Death of Colonel Laurens, ii. 283;
    On the Death of Dr. Benjamin Franklin, iii. 36;
    On the Death of General Reed, ii. 288;
    On the Death of General Ross, iii. 356;
    On the Demolition of an Old College, iii. 33;

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The Poems of Philip Freneau, Poet of the American Revolution. Volume 3 (of 3)Freneau, Philip Morin

General

The Poems of Philip Freneau, Poet of the American Revolution. Volume 3 (of 3)

Freneau, Philip Morin

American poetry

Occasioned by the Bill Proposing a Taxation on Newspapers, iii. 52;
    October's Address, iii. 273;
    Ode, iii. 99;
    Ode for July 4, 1799, iii. 152;
    Ode to Fancy, i. lviii, 34;
    Ode to Good Fortune, iii. 405;
    Ode to Liberty, i. liii, iii. 92;
    Ode to the Americans, iii. 203;
    Old Virginia, iii. 17;
    On a Book Called Unitarian Theology, ii. 307;
    On a Celebrated Performer on the Violin, iii. 192;
    On a Hessian Debarkation, i. 222, 269;
    On a Honey Bee, iii. 284;
    On a Lady Now Deceased, iii. 405;
    On a Lady's Singing Bird, i. 283;
    On a Legislative Act, iii. 126;
    On Amanda's Singing Bird, i. 283;
    On a Man Killed by a Buffalo, iii. 404;
    On American Antiquity, iii. 5;
    On a Nocturnal View of the Planet Jupiter, iii. 404;
    On a Painter, iii. 403;
    On a Proposed Negotiation, iii. 226;
    On Arriving in South Carolina, iii. 199;
    On a Rural Nymph, iii. 268;
    On a Travelling Speculator, iii. 404;
    On Deborah Gannett, iii. 182;
    On Dr. Sangrado's Flight, iii. 111;
    On False Systems of Government, iii. 221;
    On Finding a Terrapin, iii. 406;
    On General Miranda's Expedition, iii. 271;
    On General Robertson's Proclamation, ii. 162;
    On Happiness, iii. 405;
    On Hearing a Political Oration, iii. 144;
    On Passing by an Old Churchyard, iii. 277;
    On Pest-Eli-Hali, iii. 404;
    On Political Sermons, iii. 330;
    On Prohibiting the Sale of Ramsey's History, ii. 312;
    On Retirement, i. 84;
    On Seeing a Beautiful Print, iii. 406;
    On Seniora Julia Leaving a Dance, iii. 265;
    On Sir Henry Clinton's Recall, ii. 153;
    On Superstition, iii. 405;
    On Swedenborg's Universal Theology, ii. 307;
    On the Abuse of Human Power, iii. 272;
    On the Approaching Dissolution, iii. 404;
    On the Anniversary of the Storming of the Bastile, i. liii,
          iii. 102;
    On the Attempted Launch of a Frigate, iii. 157;
    On the Brigantine Privateer Prince de Neufchatel, iii. 366;
    On the British Blockade, iii. 358;
    On the British Commercial Depredations, iii. 300;
    On the British Invasion, iii. 341;
    On the British King's Speech, ii. 217;
    On the Capture of the Essex, iii. 318;
    On the Capture of the Guerriere, iii. 310;
    On the City Encroachments on the River Hudson, iii. 173;
    On the Conflagrations at Washington, iii. 344;
    On the Conqueror of America, i. 185;
    On the Crew of a Certain Vessel, ii. 317;
    On the Death of a Masonic Grand Sachem, iii. 282;
    On the Death of a Master Builder, iii. 281;
    On the Death of a Republican Printer, iii. 101;
    On the Death of Capt. Nicholas Biddle, i. cvi, 288;
    On the Death of Catharine II., iii. 136;
    On the Death of Colonel Laurens, ii. 283;
    On the Death of Dr. Benjamin Franklin, iii. 36;
    On the Death of General Reed, ii. 288;
    On the Death of General Ross, iii. 356;
    On the Demolition of an Old College, iii. 33;

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The Poems of Philip Freneau, Poet of the American Revolution. Volume 3 (of 3)

The Poems of Philip Freneau, Poet of the American Revolution. Volume 3 (of 3)

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