The Last Poems of Philip Freneau / / ed. by Lewis Leary.

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Superior document:Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter Rutgers University Press Archive eBook-Package Pre-2000
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Place / Publishing House:New Brunswick, NJ : : Rutgers University Press, , [1945]
©1945
Year of Publication:1945
Edition:Reprint 2022
Language:English
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Physical Description:1 online resource (152 p.)
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Table of Contents:
  • Frontmatter
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Stanzas on the Great Comet: To Ismenia
  • The Neglected Husband
  • Stanzas Written for a Lad
  • To Mr. Blanchard, the Celebrated Aeronaut
  • The Fortunate Blacksmith
  • Salutary Maxims, Or, the Way of the World. To a Misanthrope, or Man-Hater
  • Stanzas Written in an Ancient Burial Ground
  • Epitaph Upon a Spanish Horse
  • The Tye-Wig
  • Letitia
  • A Dialogue Between a News-Printer And His Cash-Collector
  • The Great Western Canal
  • The Re-opening of the Park Theatre
  • Jersey City
  • The City 'Poet
  • Elijah, The New England Emigrant. No. I
  • Elijahy The New England Emigrant. No. II
  • Elijah, The New England Emigrant. No. Ill
  • Elijah, The New England Emigrant. No. IV
  • To a Young Friend, With Some Maple Sugar
  • The Youth of the Mind
  • Prologue to Kotzebue's Play
  • The Military Ground
  • On the Loss of the Packet Ship Albion. Captain Williams, of New York
  • To a Young Farmer
  • To a Young Person Addicted to the Gaming Table
  • Philosophical Fortitude
  • General Lefevre Denouette
  • On the Civilization of the Western Aboriginal Country
  • Lines Written at Demarest's Field
  • Verses Written on Leaving a Great House Of Much Ceremony, but Little Sincerity, Or Hospitality
  • Verses on an Upper Street Physician
  • Lines to a Lady
  • The Passaick Garden
  • Bonaparte
  • A Midnight Storm in the Gulph Stream
  • To a Lady Remarkably Fond of Sleep
  • The Arrival at Indian Sam's (Or, Wee-Quali's) Wigwam
  • Circumnavigation
  • Ode on a Remote Perspective View of Princeton College
  • A Transient View of Monticello
  • On Observing a Large Red-streak Apple
  • A Fragment of Bion
  • Answer to a Letter of Despondency
  • To a New-England Poet
  • On a Widow Lady (Very Rich and Very Penurious.)
  • On the Death of Robert Fulton
  • General De la Fayette On His Expected Visit to America
  • Stanzas Made at the Interment of a Sailor
  • Winter
  • Appendix
  • Notes