8º; 3 vols. pp. CXII, 294; X, 407; XIV, 430 (Vol. II, 1903, Vol. III, 1907).

1906

Edition of 100 copies. The third publication of the Club for Colonial Reprints, of Providence, R. I. See Vol. III, Appendix A, supra.

INDEX

Adams, John, i. [liv]; iii. [207], [210]
Adams, Samuel, i. [193]
Aitken, R., i. [49]
Albertson, Captain, ii. [346]
Algiers, pirates of, ii. [302], [344], [381]
Amanda poems, ii. [318], [319], [321], [326], [328], [392]
"American Crisis, The," ii. [16]
American Museum, i. [lxvii]; ii. [313]
Americus Vespucius, ii. [268]
Amherst, Sir Jeffrey, i. [156]; ii. [117]
Analectic Magazine, i. [xci]
Anderson, Alexander, i. [xcii]
Anderson, publisher, i. [142], [158], [185]
André, Major John, ii. [39]
Annapolis, Md., iii. [15]
Arbuthnot, Admiral Marriot, ii. [90]
Argus, i. [lxxii]
Arnold, Benedict, ii. [39ff.], [103], [336]
Asgill, Capt. Charles, ii. [193], [291]
Auchmuty, Rev. Samuel, ii. [209]
Bache, Benjamin F., i. [lviii]
Bailey, Commander of packet, ii. [346]
Bailey, Francis, i. [xxxiv], [xxxvi], [xl], [xliiiff.], [lxiii], [lxiv], [lxxx]; ii. [18], [75], [338]
Bailey, Lydia H., i. [lxxxviii]
Bainbridge, Commodore Joseph, iii. [311]
Balfour, Nesbit, ii. [155]
Balloons, ii. [265], [276]; iii. [142]
Barlow, Joel, i. [c], [ci], [279]
Barney, Capt. Joshua, ii. [142], [147], [149]
Bastille, Fall of, iii. [72], [102]
Bauman, Col., i. [lxxx]
Beckley, Mr., i. [lxix]
Bell, Capt. Archibald, i. [xlv]
Bell, Robert, publisher, i. [xxviii], [271]; ii. [260]
Bellamont, Richard, Earl of, iii. [40]
Bermuda, i. [xxviii], [266], [283]; ii. [318], [319], [393]
Bernard, Sir Francis, i. [80]
Biddle, Capt. Nicholas, i. [cvi], [288]
Blackbeard, pirate, iii. [229]
Blanchard, balloonist, iii. [142]
Bolingbroke, Lord, iii. [47]
Bompard, Captain of Ambuscade, iii. [106]
Bon Homme Richard and Serapis, ii. [75]
Bonaparte, Napoleon, iii. [135], [333], [334]
Boston, Mass., i. [84], [152], [158], [171], [185], [193]; ii. [196]
Bradford, William, Papers, i. [xvii]
Brackenridge, H. H., i. [xvi], [xx], [xxii], [xxviii], [xxix]
Brown, Gen. Jacob, iii. [329]
Burgoyne, General, i. [164], [165], [171]; ii. [96], [140]
Burke, Aedanus, i. [xlix], [lxxix]; iii. [243]
Burke, Edmund, ii. [13]; iii. [84], [164]
Burns, Robert, iii. [337]
Burr, Aaron, i. [xvi];
Theodosia, iii. [312]
Campbell, Thomas, ii. [370]
Cannon, Capt. William, i. [xliv]
Carey, John, iii. [82];
Matthew, i. [lxvii]; ii. [313];
Thomas, i. [xc]
Carleton, Sir Guy, i. [79]; ii. [153], [156], [169], [172], [173], [190], [194]
Catharine of Russia, ii. [17]; iii. [97], [136]
Chandler, Bishop Samuel, ii. [303]
Charles V of Spain, ii. [15]
Charleston, S. C., i. [xiv], [xxxix], [xliii], [xlviii], [lxxv], [lxxxi]; ii. [214], [399], [401], [402], [404]; iii. [3], [199], [201]
Chatham, Capt. Brig Rebecca, i. [xxx]
Childs, Francis, i. [lii]
Churchill, Charles, ii. [175]
Churchman, John, ii. [398], [406]
Clarkson, Matthew, i. [lvi]
Clinton, Sir Henry, ii. [7], [41], [57], [89], [153]
Cobbett, William, iii. [167]. See "Peter Porcupine"
Cochrane, Sir Alexander, iii. [362]
Cockburn, Sir George, iii. [343], [356], [362]
Cockneys in America, iii. [185]
Colden, Cadwallader, ii. [203]
Colles, Christopher, ii. [214]
Columbia, S. C., ii. [399], [401], [402]
Columbus, Christopher, i. [ci], [46], [89]
Commerce, the hope of America, iii. [220]
Concord and Lexington, i. [168]
Connecticut, iii. [8]
Cooper, President Miles, ii. [209]
Corcoran, Dr., poetaster, ii. [184]
Cornwallis, Captain, ii. [143];
Earl of, ii. [84], [86], [88], [89], [92], [93], [97], [117], [140]
Cosins, John, ii. [126]
Courtney, Captain of the Boston, iii. [106]

Crukshank, Joseph, publisher, i. [49]
Currie, Dr. William, iii. [159]
Dacres, Capt., of Guerrière, iii. [310]
Dartmouth College, iii. [33]
Dartmouth, Lord, i. [189]
Dauphin of France, birth, ii. [167]
Davis, Matthew L., i. [lxxv]
Dayton, Jonathan, iii. [151]
Dickinson, John, ii. [380]
Digby, Admiral, ii. [112]
Dodd, Dr. William, ii. [16]
Dornin, Bernard, ii. [139]
Downie, Capt. George, iii. [349]
Dunmore, Gov., of Virginia, i. [140]; ii. [87], [114], [115]; iii. [17]
Duponceau, iii. [92]
Dwight, Timothy, i. [lxi], [xcvii], [c], [ci]; iii. [9]
Edgeworth, Maria, ii. [313]
Ellsworth, Oliver, iii. [226];
Mrs. Oliver, i. [lix]
Emigration, ii. [280]; iii. [228]
England, National debt, ii. [134]
"Eugenie," Beaumarchais' comedy, ii. [108]
Eutaw Springs, Battle of, ii. [101]
"Father Bombo's Pilgrimage," i. [xvii]
Fayal, fight in harbor of, iii. [363]
"Features of Mr. Jay's Treaty," iii. [133]
Fenno, John, i. [li]
Fitch, John, and steam navigation, ii. [406]
Fontaine, John, traveller, i. [xiv]
Forman, Eleanor, marries Freneau, i. [xlviii].
Fort George, N. Y., destroyed, iii. [24], [40]
Fox, Charles James, ii. [9];
George, quaker, iii. [14]
France, war with, threatened, iii. [139], [157], [207];
treaty, [226]
Francis, John W., i. [xciii]; ii. [214];
Sam, New York innkeeper, ii. [206]; iii. [360]
Franklin, Benjamin, iii. [36];
William, i. [131]; ii. [115]
Freemasons, iii. [281], [282]
French Revolution, i. [lii], [liv]; ii. [385]; iii. [57], [70], [72], [84], [86], [88ff.], [92], [99], [102], [106], [129], [135]
Freneau Bible, i. [xiii].
Freneau Family:
Agnes, i. [lxxv], [lxxix];
André, i. [xiii];
Andrew, i. [xiv];
Catharine L., i. [lxxvi];
Eleanor, i. [xlix], [lxxvi];
Helen, i. [lxxiv];
Margaret, i. [lxxvi];
Mary, i. [lxxvi];
Philip L., i. [lxxvi];
Peter, i. [xiv], [xxxix], [xlviii], [lxxviii], [lxxxi];
Pierre, i. [xiv]
Freneau Philip,
Birth, [xiv];
enters Princeton, [xv];
College mates, [xvi];
undergraduate verse, [xvii], [xviii], [xxi], [ciii], i. [49];
graduated (1771), [xx];
teacher at Flatbush, [xxi];
publishes "The American Village," [xxii];
teacher in Somerset Academy, Md., [xxii];
begins poetic career in New York, [xxiv], i. [139];
criticized, i. [206];
sails for West Indies, [xxvi];
at Bermuda (1778), [xxviii], ii. [318];
writes "The House of Night," [xxvii], i. [221];
returns (June, 1778), [xxviii], i. [293];
contributes to the United States Magazine, [xxviii];
visits the Azores (1779), [xxx];
sails for the West Indies (1780), [xxx];
captured by the British and confined in prison ships, [xxxiiff.], ii. [18ff.];
the Freeman's Journal, [xxxv], ii. [75];
prologue to "Eugenie," ii. [108];
quarrels with Oswald, [xxxvii], ii. [174];
and Hugh Gaine, ii. [201], [214];
lampoons Rivington, ii. [229];
hymn at close of war, ii. [242];
at Jamaica (1784), [xxxviii], [xxxix], ii. [250], [252], [258];
denounces slavery, ii. [258];
master of the Monmouth (1785), [xxxix], ii. [295];
first edition of his poems (1786), [xxxix], [xli];
in Charleston, S. C. (1786), ii. [301];
his second volume (1788), [xliii];
at Norfolk (1788), [xliv];
at Castle Island, Bermuda (1789), ii. [319];
at Yamacraw, Ga. (1789), [xiv];
enters New York with Washington's fleet (1789), [xlvii];
farewell to the ocean, iii. [3];
editor of New York Daily Advertiser, [xlvii], iii. [3];
marriage (April 15, 1790), [xlviii], iii. [3];
plans "The Rising Empire," [xlix], iii. [5];
is recommended to Madison by Burke, [xlix];
clerkship, [l], [lii], [lxiii];
founds the National Gazette (Oct. 31, 1791), [lii];
sympathy with French Revolution, [liii], ii. [385];
translates Pichon's Ode, [liv], iii. [92];
becomes incendiary in the Gazette, [lv];
attacked by Hamilton, [lvi];
exasperates Washington, [lx];
in Philadelphia during yellow fever epidemic (1793), [lxiii];
suspends the Gazette, [xi];
valedictory on leaving Philadelphia, iii. [113];
founds the Jersey Chronicle, [lxiii];
writes against Jay's treaty, iii. [133];
the third edition of his poems (1795), [lxvii];
abandons the Jersey Chronicle, [lxxi];
founds the Time Piece (1797), [lxxii], iii. [137];
plans biography of Ledyard, [lxxiv];
visited by Deborah Gannett, iii. [182];
resigns editorship of the Time Piece (1798), [lxxv];
a farmer, [lxxv], [lxxix], iii. [199];
"Letters on Various Interesting Subjects," [lxxvi];
urged for New York postmastership, [lxxx];
resumes seafaring life (1802), [lxxx], [lxxxi];
last voyage to the Azores (1807), [lxxxi];
correspondence with Madison and Jefferson, [lxxxff.], i. [lxxxviiff.];
1809 edition of his poems, [lxxxivff.];
visits the castle of Blackbeard the pirate, iii. [229];
at Guadeloupe, iii. [242];
the 1815 edition, [xc];
last years, [xcii];
death, [xcv];
character and personality, [xcviff.];
poetry, [xcviiiff.], [cvi], [cixff.];
mania for revision, [lxvii], ii. [253];
miserly care of his poems, [viii], [lxvii], ii. [313];
services to the Revolution, [cv].
See Poems.
Fresneau, André, i. [xiii]
Funchal, Madeira, iii. [257]
Gage, General, i. [152], [158], [185], [189], [193], [194]
Gaine, Hugh, i. [152], [189]; ii. [201], [205], [214]
Gannett, Deborah, iii. [182]
Garrick's "Dying Valet," ii. [108]
Gaston, Count, ii. [9]
Gates, General, iii. [151]
Genet, Citizen, iii. [92], [106]
Georgia, i. [153]; ii. [387], [397]
George, III, ii.