Poet

Philip Morin Freneau

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• [In Imitation Of The Preceding Lines]
• A Bacchanalian Dialogue
• A Back-Woodsman[56]
• A Batavian Picture[13]
• A Dialogue At Washington'S Tomb
• A DIALOGUE BETWEEN HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY AND MR. FOX
• A HYMN. (Darkness pervades the mind)
• A LONDON DIALOGUE
• A London Dialogue[58]
• A MATRIMONIAL DIALOGUE
• A Matrimonial Dialogue[72]
• A NEW-YORK TORY
• A New-York Tory'S Epistle[238]
• A New-York Tory[51]
• A News-Man'S Address[272]
• A Newsman'S Address[316]
• A Newsman'S Address[374]
• A PICTURE OF THE TIMES
• A Picture Of The Times[172]
• A Poem
• A POLITICAL LITANY
• A Political Litany[60]
• A PROPHECY
• A Prophecy[138]
• A RENEGADO EPISTLE
• A Renegado Epistle[310]
• A Satire
• A SPEECH
• A Speech[128]
• A SUBSCRIPTION PRAYERglossed
• A View Of Rhode Island[6]
• A VOYAGE TO BOSTON, A POEM
• A Warning To America[52]
• Acasto
• Acasto
• Acasto
• Acasto
• Acasto
• Acasto
• Acasto
• Acasto
• Acasto
• Acasto
• ADDRESS
• Address To A Learned Pig
• Address[126]
• ADDRESSEDglossed
• Addressed[91]
• Alcina'S Enchanted Island[367]
• Amanda In A Consumption[335]
• Amanda'S Complaint[380]
• AMERICAN LIBERTY, A POEM
• AN ADDRESS
• An Address[45]
• AN IRREGULAR ODE.
• Answer To A Card Of Invitation
• ARGUMENT
• ARNOLD'S DEPARTURE
• As o'er his charts Columbus ran...
• At The City Of Washington[205]
• Barney'S Invitation[155]
• CANTO II.
• CANTO II.— THE PRISON SHIP
• CANTO III.
• CANTO III. The PASSAGE to Burlington
• CANTO III. The Prison-Ship, continued
• CANTO III.— THE HOSPITAL PRISON SHIP
• CANTO IV.
• CANTO IV. The Chapter of VEXATIONS and DISASTERS
• Captain Jones'S Invitation[173]
• COLUMBUS TO FERDINAND
• Columbus To Ferdinand[43]
• COMMERCE
• Commerce[162]
• Congress Hall, N. Y.[26]
• CONSTANTIA
• Constantia[33]
• Crispin'S Answer
• Description Of His Village
• DIALOGUE AT HYDE-PARK CORNER
• Dialogue At Hyde-Park Corner[149]
• Discovery[47]
• Elegiac Lines[336]
• ELEGY
• ELEGY ON MR. ROBERT BELL
• Elegy On Mr. Robert Bell[287]
• Elegy[77]
• EPIGRAMglossed
• Epigram[127]
• Epilogue
• Epilogue
• EPILOGUEglossed
• Epilogue[31]
• EPISTLE
• EPISTLE
• Epistle To Peter Pindar, Esq.[27]
• EPISTLE TO SYLVIUS
• Epistle To Sylvius[314]
• Epistle To The Patriotic Farmer[372]
• Epistle[32]
• Epistle[87]
• Eugenio
• Eugenio
• Eugenio
• Eugenio
• Eugenio
• Eugenio
• Eugenio
• Eugenio
• Eugenio
• Eugenio
• Florio To Amanda[332]
• General Armstrong
• GENERAL GAGE'S CONFESSION
• GENERAL GAGE'S SOLILOQUY
• General Gage'S Soliloquy[70]
• George The Third'S Soliloquy[1]
• Hatteras[381]
• Hermit'S Valley[92]
• His Journey To The Metropolis; And Mercantile Transactions
• HORACE, LIB. I. ODE 15
• Horace, Lib. I. Ode 15[368]
• II.
• II.
• IN MEMORY OF JAMES LAWRENCE, ESQUIRE,
• IV.
• Jeffery, Or, The Soldier'S Progress[83]
• Leander
• Lines
• Lines
• LINES
• LINESglossed
• LINES
• LINES
• LINES
• LINES
• LINES ADDRESSED TO MR. JEFFERSON,
• LINES OCCASIONED BY The Death of General JOSEPH REED—March, 1785
• Lines On Napoleon Bonaparte[203]
• Lines On Seniora Julia
• LINES TO A COASTING CAPTAIN
• Lines To A Coasting Captain[98]
• Lines Written At Sea[168]
• Lines[276]
• Lines[280]
• Lines[46]
• Lines[50]
• Literary Importation
• LOG-TOWN TAVERN
• Log-Town Tavern[22]
• LORD CORNWALLIS TO SIR HENRY CLINTON
• Lord Cornwallis To Sir Henry Clinton[60]
• LORD DUNMORE'S PETITION TO THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA
• Lord Dunmore'S Petition To The Legislature Of Virginia[124]
• MAC SWIGGEN
• MANHATTAN CITY
• Manhattan City[241]
• MARS AND HYMEN
• Maryland
• Massachusetts[11]
• May To April[339]
• MEGARA AND ALTAVOLA
• Megara And Altavola[119]
• Military Recruiting
• MODERN DEVOTION
• Modern Devotion[47]
• MR. JAY'S TREATY
• Mr. Jay'S Treaty[97]
• Nabby
• NANNY
• Nanny[A]
• Neversink[1]
• New Year'S Verses
• NEW YEAR'S VERSES
• NEW YEAR'S VERSES
• NEW YEAR'S VERSES
• NEW YEAR'S VERSES
• NEW YEAR's VERSES, ADDRESSED TO The Customers of the PENNSYLVANIA EVENING POST, by the Printer's Lad who…
• New Year'S Verses[152]
• New Year'S Verses[213]
• New Year'S Verses[273]
• No more I sing by yonder shaded stream...
• OCCASIONED
• Occasioned[43]
• OCTOBER'S ADDRESS
• October'S Address[190]
• ODE
• Ode I
• ODE II
• ODE III
• ODE IV
• ODE IX
• ODE TO LIBERTY
• ODE TO THE AMERICANS
• Ode To The Americans[155]
• ODE V
• ODE VI
• ODE VII
• ODE X
• ODE XI