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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

On the Demolition of Fort George, iii. 24;
    On the Demolition of the French Monarchy, i. liii, iii. 84;
    On the Departure of the Grand Sanhedrim, iii. 49;
    On the Departure of Peter Porcupine, iii. 240;
    On the Dismission of Bonaparte, iii. 334;
    On the Emigration to America, ii. 280;
    On the English Devastations, iii. 343;
    On the Evils of Human Life, iii. 405;
    On the Fall of an Ancient Oak, iii. 285;
    On the Fall of General Earl Cornwallis, ii. 92;
    On the Federal City, iii. 171, 184;
    On the First American Ship, ii. 261;
    On the Fourteenth of July, i. liii, iii. 72;
    On the Free Use of the Lancet, iii. 159;
    On the French Republicans, i. liii, iii. 88;
    On the Frigate Constitution, iii. 174;
    On the Invasion of Rome, iii. 135;
    On the Lake Expeditions, iii. 314;
    On the Late Sloop of War General Monk, ii. 142;
    On the Launching of the Frigate Constitution, iii. 158;
    On the Launching of the Independence, iii. 374;
    On the Loss of the Armstrong, iii. 363;
    On the Memorable Naval Engagement, iii. 106;
    On the Memorable Victory, i. cvii, ii. 75;
    On the Naval Attack Near Baltimore, iii. 357;
    On the New American Frigate, Alliance, i. cvii, 285;
    On the New Year's Festival, ii. 198;
    On the Peak of Pico, iii. 254;
    On the Peak of Teneriffe, iii. 261;
    On the Proposed System of State Consolidation, iii. 225;
    On the Portraits of Louis and Antoinette, iii. 89;
    On the Powers of the Human Understanding, iii. 404;
    On the Prospect of a Revolution in France, ii. 385;
    On the Prospect of War, iii. 296;
    On the Religion of Nature, iii. 405;
    On the Royal Coalition, iii. 129;
    On the Sleep of Plants, iii. 31;
    On the Symptoms of Hostilities, iii. 291;
    On the Uniformity and Perfection of Nature, iii. 405;
    On the Universality of the God of Nature, iii. 405;
    On the Vicissitudes of Things, ii. 284;
    On the War Patrons, iii. 98;
    On the War Projected with the Republic of France, iii. 139;
    Orator of the Woods, iii. 41;
    Order of the Day, iii. 406;
    Origin of Wars, iii. 403;
    Orland's Flight, iii. 111.

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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

On the Demolition of Fort George, iii. 24;
    On the Demolition of the French Monarchy, i. liii, iii. 84;
    On the Departure of the Grand Sanhedrim, iii. 49;
    On the Departure of Peter Porcupine, iii. 240;
    On the Dismission of Bonaparte, iii. 334;
    On the Emigration to America, ii. 280;
    On the English Devastations, iii. 343;
    On the Evils of Human Life, iii. 405;
    On the Fall of an Ancient Oak, iii. 285;
    On the Fall of General Earl Cornwallis, ii. 92;
    On the Federal City, iii. 171, 184;
    On the First American Ship, ii. 261;
    On the Fourteenth of July, i. liii, iii. 72;
    On the Free Use of the Lancet, iii. 159;
    On the French Republicans, i. liii, iii. 88;
    On the Frigate Constitution, iii. 174;
    On the Invasion of Rome, iii. 135;
    On the Lake Expeditions, iii. 314;
    On the Late Sloop of War General Monk, ii. 142;
    On the Launching of the Frigate Constitution, iii. 158;
    On the Launching of the Independence, iii. 374;
    On the Loss of the Armstrong, iii. 363;
    On the Memorable Naval Engagement, iii. 106;
    On the Memorable Victory, i. cvii, ii. 75;
    On the Naval Attack Near Baltimore, iii. 357;
    On the New American Frigate, Alliance, i. cvii, 285;
    On the New Year's Festival, ii. 198;
    On the Peak of Pico, iii. 254;
    On the Peak of Teneriffe, iii. 261;
    On the Proposed System of State Consolidation, iii. 225;
    On the Portraits of Louis and Antoinette, iii. 89;
    On the Powers of the Human Understanding, iii. 404;
    On the Prospect of a Revolution in France, ii. 385;
    On the Prospect of War, iii. 296;
    On the Religion of Nature, iii. 405;
    On the Royal Coalition, iii. 129;
    On the Sleep of Plants, iii. 31;
    On the Symptoms of Hostilities, iii. 291;
    On the Uniformity and Perfection of Nature, iii. 405;
    On the Universality of the God of Nature, iii. 405;
    On the Vicissitudes of Things, ii. 284;
    On the War Patrons, iii. 98;
    On the War Projected with the Republic of France, iii. 139;
    Orator of the Woods, iii. 41;
    Order of the Day, iii. 406;
    Origin of Wars, iii. 403;
    Orland's Flight, iii. 111.

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

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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