A poem by Richard Frame from A short description of Pennsilvania, or, A relation of what things are known, enjoyed, and like to be discovered in the said province ...
Publisher: Carol J. Blinn
Published: 1976
Place of publication: Easthampton [Mass.]
Language: eng
Subjects: Pennsylvania -- Description and travel.; Pennsylvania -- Description and travel -- Poetry.
Notes: The second stanza (beginning: The German-Town of which I spoke before; ending: The same in time returns to earth again) of the section entitled The names of some of our towns, of Frame's 1692 poem A short description of Pennsilvania (Evans 594). It is published here because of its reference to the Rittenhouse paper mill and to papermaking in America.
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