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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

Terra Vulpina, iii. 8;
    Terrific Torpedoes, iii. 321;
    Theodosia, iii. 312;
    Tenth Ode of Horace's Book of Epodes, ii. 103;
    Thoughts on the European War System, iii. 103;
    Timothy Taurus, i. xxv;
    To a Caty-did, iii. 275;
    To a Concealed Royalist, ii. 174;
    To a Democratic Editor, iii. 166;
    To a Deceased Dog, iii. 401;
    To a Dog, ii. 387;
    To America, iii. 301;
    To an Angry Zealot, iii. 81;
    To an Author, ii. 332;
    To a Night Fly, iii. 189;
    To an Old Man, ii. 104;
    To a Noisy Politician, iii. 122;
    To a Persecuted Philosopher, iii. 81;
    To a Republican, iii. 90;
    To a Very Little Man, iii. 403;
    To a Writer of Panegyric, iii. 119;
    Tobacco, iii. 46;
    To Clarissa, iii. 403;
    To Cracovius Patridas, ii. 336;
    To Crispin O'Conner, ii. 74;
    To Cynthia, ii. 391, iii. 403;
    To Duncan Dolittle, iii. 164;
    To Fungus, Froth & Co., iii. 403;
    To Harriot, ii. 391;
    To His Excellency, General Washington, ii. 81;
    To Ismenia, iii. 406;
    To Lord Cornwallis, ii. 86;
    To Lydia, ii. 387;
    To Marcia, ii. 326;
    Tomb of the Patriots, iii. 249;
    To Memmius, ii. 406;
    To Misfortune, ii. 335;
    To Mr. Blanchard, iii. 142;
    To Mr. Churchman, ii. 398;
    To My Book, iii. 78;
    To My Book, iii. 129;
    To My Lord Snake, iii. 401;
    To Myrtalis, iii. 141;
    To Pest-Eli-Hali, iii. 166;
    To Peter Porcupine, iii. 156;
    To Peter Porcupine, iii. 167;
    Tormentina's Complaint, ii. 393;
    To Sanstone Samuel, iii. 176;
    To Sylock Ap Shenkin, i. 206, ii. 185, 177, iii. 76, 119;
    To Sylock Ap Shenkin, an Abusive Court Writer, ii. 174;
    To Sylock Ap Shenkin in Reply to Big Looks, iii. 109;
    To Sir Toby, ii. 258;
    To Sylvius, iii. 113;
    To the Americans of the United States, i. lxx, iii. 188;
    To the Americans on the Rumored Approach of the Hessians, i. 185;
    To the Concealed Royalist, ii. 177;
    To the Concealed Royalist on his Farewell, ii. 179;
    To the Democratic Country Editors, iii. 210;
    To the Dog Sancho, iii. 404;
    To the Foe to Tyrants, ii. 177;
    To the Frigate _Constitution_, iii. 162;
    To the Grand Mufti, iii. 402;
    To the Keeper of the King's Water Works, ii. 252;
    To the Lake Squadrons, iii. 347;
    To the Memory of a Lady, iii. 403;
    To the Memory of Edward Rutledge, iii. 238;
    To the Memory of Mrs. Burnet, iii. 403;
    To the Memory of the Late Aedanus Burke, iii. 243;
    To the Memory of the Brave Americans, ii. 101;
    To the Philadelphia Doctors, iii. 178;
    To the Public, iii. 56;
    To the Rev. Samuel Stanhope Smith, iii. 244;
    To the Royalist Unveiled, ii. 181;
    To the Scribe of Scribes, iii. 187;
    To Whom it May Concern, ii. 185;
    To Zoilus, ii. 309;
    Translated from the Third Book of Lucretius, iii. 406;
    Translation from Ovid's Tristia, iii. 404;
    Translation of Gray's Ode, iii. 405;
    Translation of the Third Elegy of Ovid, iii. 404;

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