The Poems of Philip Freneau, Poet of the American Revolution. Volume 3 (of 3)

In February, 1790, Freneau left the sea and settled down in the employ of the New York _Daily Advertiser_. During the next seven years he was successively editor of the _Nationa...

But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again? A peace to the nations will nothing restore But the challenge of death and a deluge of gore! A modern cru...

A happy gale presents, once more, The gay and ever verdant shore, Which every pleasure will restore To those who come again: You, Carolina, from the seas Emerging, claim all pow...

On the Attempted Launch of a Frigate, iii. 157; On the Brigantine Privateer Prince de Neufchatel, iii. 366; On the British Blockade, iii. 358; On the British Commercial Depredat...

Naval lyrics, "Capt. Jones' Invitation," i. cvi, 290; "Death of Capt. Biddle," i. cvi, 288; "Stanzas on the New Frigate Alliance," i. cvii, 285; "On the Memorable Victory," i. c...

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; Phil...

Lines Occasioned by Mr. Rivington's new Titular Types, ii. 124; Lines on a Distrest Orator, iii. 401; Lines on a February Shad, iii. 403; Lines on Cutting down Trees in the Stre...

NEVERSINK 3 THE RISING EMPIRE 5 LOG-TOWN TAVERN 19 THE WANDERER 22 ON THE DEMOLITION OF FORT GEORGE 24 CONGRESS HALL, N. Y. 26 EPISTLE TO PETER PINDAR, ESQ. 28 THE NEW ENGLAND S...

ON ARRIVING IN SOUTH CAROLINA 199 ODE TO THE AMERICANS 203 ON THE WAR PATRONS 207 TO THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTRY EDITORS 210 THE SERIOUS MENACE 213 REFLECTIONS ON THE MUTABILITY OF T...

ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES 291 LINES ADDRESSED TO MR. JEFFERSON 293 ON THE PROSPECT OF WAR 296 ON THE BRITISH COMMERCIAL DEPREDATIONS 300 TO AMERICA 301 THE SUTTLER AND THE...