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

CONTENTS

VOLUME III
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PART IV The Period of Editorship. 1790-1797
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 Sabbath-Day Chace	29
On the Sleep of Plants	31
On the Demolition of an old College	33
On the Death of Dr. Benjamin Franklin	36
Epistle from Dr. Franklin to his Poetical Panegyrists	36
Constantia	38
Stanzas Occasioned by Lord Bellamont's, Lady Hay's and other Skeletons being dug up	40
The Orator of the Woods	41
Nanny	42
Nabby	44
The Bergen Planter	45
Tobacco	46
The Banished Man	47
The Departure	49
The American Soldier	51
Occasioned by a Legislation Bill	52
Lines Occasioned by a Law Passed for Cutting Down the Trees	53
To the Public	56
Lines by H. Salem	57
Modern Devotion	59
The Country Printer	60
Seventeen Hundred and Ninety One	65
Lines written on a Puncheon of Jamaica Spirits	66
The Parting Glass	68
A Warning to America	70
The Dish of Tea	71
On the Fourteenth of July	72
To Crispin O'Connor	74
Crispin's Answer	75
To Shylock Ap-Shenkin	76
To my Book	78
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