VOLUME I
PAGE
[Preface][v]
[Life of Philip Freneau][xiii]
[PART I]
Early Poems. 1768-1775
History of the Prophet Jonah[3]
Adventures of Simon Swaugum[14]
The Pyramids of Egypt[25]
The Monument of Phaon[30]
The Power of Fancy[34]
The Prayer of Orpheus[39]
The Deserted Farm-House[40]
The Citizen's Resolve[42]
The Dying Elm[45]
Columbus to Ferdinand[46]
The Rising Glory of America[49]
On Retirement[84]
Discovery[85]
The Pictures of Columbus[89]
Expedition of Timothy Taurus, Astrologer[123]
[PART II]
The First Poetic Period. 1775-1781
A Political Litany[139]
American Liberty, a Poem[142]
General Gage's Soliloquy[152]
The Midnight Consultations, or, A Trip to Boston[158]
The Silent Academy[182]
Lines to a Coasting Captain[184]
To the Americans[185]
The Vernal Ague[188]
General Gage's Confession[189]
The Distrest Shepherdess[195]
Mars and Hymen[197]
MacSwiggen, A Satire[206]
The House of Night[212]
The Jamaica Funeral[239]
The Beauties of Santa Cruz[249]
On a Hessian Debarkation, 1776[269]
The Jewish Lamentation at Euphrates[270]
America Independent[271]
On Amanda's Singing Bird[283]
On the New American Frigate Alliance[285]
On the Death of Captain Nicholas Biddle[288]
Captain Jones's Invitation[290]
The Sea Voyage[293]

LIFE OF PHILIP FRENEAU

1752-1832


LIFE OF PHILIP FRENEAU

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