Poems of Freneau
By: edited with a critical introduction by Harry Hayden Clark.
Contributors: Clark, Harry Hayden, 1901-1971.
Series: American authors series, general editor, S. T. Williams
Publisher: Harcourt, Brace, and company
Published: 1929
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 425
Notes: "Selected reading list" : p. lxi-lxii.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Note on the text; title: Selected reading list; title: Part one : Poems of freedom.; title: The Rising Glory of America; title: Discovery; title: A Political Litany; title: To the Americans; title: On a Hessian Debarkation; title: America Independent; title: On the New American Frigate Alliance; title: On the Death of Captain Nicholas Biddle; title: George the Third's Soliloquy; title: The British Prison Ship; title: On the Memorable Victory; title: To Lord Cornwallis; title: On the Fall of General Earl Cornwallis; title: To the Memory of the Brave Americans; title: Arnold's Departure; title: The Political Balance; title: Barney's Invitation; title: Song on Captain Barney's Victory; title: A Picture of the Times; title: To a Concealed Royalist; title: Occasioned by General Washington's Arrival; title: On the Emigration to America; title: Literary Importation; title: Stanzas written at the Foot of Monte Souffriere; title: Epistle to the Pariotic Farmer; title: On the Prospect of a Revolution in France; title: To Distrest Theatre; title: The New England Sabbath-Day Chace; title: On the Death of Dr. Benjamin Franklin; title: Epistle from Dr. Franklin; title: The Departure; title: The American Soldier; title: Occasioned by a Legislation Bill; title: To the Public; title: Lines written on a Puncheon of Jamaica Spirits; title: A Warning to America; title: On the Fourteenth of July; title: To Crispin O'Connor; title: Crispin's Answer; title: To Shylock Ap-Shenkin; title: To My Book; title: To a Persecuted Philosopher; title: To an Angry Zealot; title: On the Demolition of the French Monarchy; title: On the French Republicans; title: On Mr. Paine's Rights of Man; title: Ode to Liberty; title: Ode; title: On the Death of a Republican Printer; title: On the Anniversary of the Storming of the Bastille; title: To Shylock Ap-Shenkin; title: To a Noisy Politician; title: Addressed to a Political Shrimp; title: To My Book; title: On the Death of Catharine II; title: Prefatory Lines to a Periodical Publication; title: The Republican Festival; title: To Duncan Doolittle; title: The Millenium; title: To the Scribe of Scribes; title: To the Americans of the United States; title: To the Democratic Country Editors; title: Reflections on the Mutability of Things; title: The Political Weathercock; title: Reflections; title: Stanzas to an Alien; title: Stanzas to the Memory of General Washington; title: Stanzas upon the Same Subject; title: Stanzas; title: On the Abuse of Human Power; title: Stanzas on the Decease of Thomas Paine; title: On the Symptoms of Hostilities; title: Lines Addressed to Mr. Jefferson; title: On the British Commercial Depredations; title: Military Recruiting; title: On the Lake Expeditions; title: The Battle of Lake Erie; title: The Volunteer's March; title: The Battle of Stonington; title: On the Conflagrations at Washington; title: To the Lake Squadrons; title: Royal Consultations; title: Part two : Poems of romantic fancy.; title: The History of the Prophet Jonah; title: The Pyramids of Egypt; title: The Power of Fancy; title: The Prayer of Orpheus; title: The American Village; title: The Deserted Farmhouse; title: The Citizen's Resolve; title: The Dying Elm; title: On Retirement; title: The Pictures of Columbus; title: The Silent Academy; title: the Vernal Ague; title: A Satire (MacSwiggen); title: The House of Night; title: The Jamaica Funeral; title: The Beauties of Santa Cruz; title: The Jewish Lamentation; title: On Amanda's Singing Bird; title: Captain J.P. Jones's Invitation; title: The Sea Voyage; title: The Vanity of Existence; title: To an Old Man; title: Stanzas Occasioned by the Ruins of a Country Inn; title: The Argonaut; title: Scandinavian War Song; title: The Prophecy of King Tammany; title: The Dying Indian; title: The Hurricane; title: Written at Port Royal; title: The Seasons Moralized; title: On the Vicissitudes of Things; title: To Sylvius: On the Folly of Writing Poetry; title: The Wild Honey Suckle; title: On a Book called Unitarian Theology; title: To Zoilus; title: The Bermuda Islands; title: Florio to Amanda; title: The Fair Solitary; title: Amanda in a Consumption; title: Elegiac Lines; title: May to April; title: To an Author; title: To Misfortune; title: The Indian Burying Bround; title: The Indian Student; title: Man of Ninety; title: Alcina's Enchanted Island; title: Horace, Lib. I. Ode 15; title: Palemon to Lavina; title: To Lydia; title: To Cynthia; title: Amanda's Complaint; title: Hatteras; title: St. Catharine's; title: Neversink; title: The Wanderer; title: On the Sleep of Plants; title: Stanzas; title: The Orator of the Woods; title: The Bergen Planter; title: Tobacco; title: The Banished Man; title: Lines, occasioned by a Law; title: Lines by H. Salem; title: Modern Devotion; title: The Parting Glass; title: The Dish of Tea; title: Stanzas to the Memory of Two Young Persons; title: Elegy on the Death of a Blacksmith; title: To Sylvius, On his Preparing to Leave Town; title: The Drunkard's Apology; title: To a Deceased Dog; title: Jack Straw, or the Forest Beau; title: Epistle to a Student of the Dead Languages; title: Hermit's Valley; title: To a Night-Fly; title: The Indian Convert; title: On Arriving in South Carolina; title: Lines Written at Sea; title: The Nautical Rendezvous; title: A Bacchanalian Dialogue; title: October's Address; title: To a Caty-Did; title: On Passing by an Old Churchyard; title: On a Honey Bee; title: Reflections on the Constitution, or Frame of Nature; title: Science, Favourable Virtue; title: The Brook of the Valley; title: Lines on the Establishment of the New Theatre; title: Belief and Unbelief; title: On the Universality ... of the God of Nature; title: On the Uniformity and Perfection of Nature; title: On the Religion of Nature