Philip Freneau

207 piezas en la casa

Vida: 1752–1832
Nacionalidad: Estados Unidos
Escribió en: inglés
Para saber más: Wikidata Q1353873

Sus libros y colecciones en la casa 4

The Poems of Philip Freneau, Poet of the American Revolution. Volume 3 (of 3) 127
The Poems of Philip Freneau, Poet of the American Revolution. Volume 2 (of 3) 75
Selections from the American Poets 2
The Poets and Poetry of America 1

La Biblioteca 207

A Bacchanalian Dialogue
A Matrimonial Dialogue
A new-York Tory
A new-York Tory's Epistle
A news-man's address
A newsman's address
A newsman's address
A picture of the times
A Renegado Epistle
A speech
A subscription prayer
A warning to America
Address
Addressed
Alcina's enchanted island
Amanda in a Consumption
Amanda's complaint
An address
Answer to a card of Invitation
Barney's Invitation
Commerce
Congress Hall, N. Y
Constantia
Crispin's answer
Elegiac lines
Elegy
Epistle
Epistle
Epistle to Peter Pindar, Esq
Epistle to Sylvius
Epistle to the patriotic farmer
Florio to Amanda
George the third's Soliloquy
Hermit
Hermit's valley
Horace, Lib. I. Ode 15
Human Frailty
In Memory of James Lawrence, Esquire
Lines
Lines
Lines
Lines
Lines Addressed to Mr. Jefferson
Lines on Napoleon Bonaparte
Literary Importation
Lord Cornwallis to Sir Henry Clinton
Manhattan city
May to April
Military recruiting
Modern devotion
Nabby
New year's verses
New year's verses
New year's verses
New year's Verses
Occasioned
October's address
Ode
Ode to the Americans
On a book called Unitarian Theology
On a celebrated Performer on the violin
On a Honey Bee
On a Legislative act
On a Proposed Negotiation
On a rural nymph
On arriving in South Carolina, 1798
On Dr. Sangrado's flight
On false systems
On passing by an old Churchyard
On Seniora Julia
On the abuse of human power
On the Anniversary
On the attempted launch
On the Brigantine privateer
On the British king's speech
On the Conflagrations at Washington
On the crew of a certain vessel
On the death
On the death of a masonic grand Sachem
On the death of a master builder
On the death of Catharine ii
On the death of Dr. Benjamin Franklin
On the death of General Ross
On the english devastations — At the city of Washington
On the fall of an ancient oak tree
On the Federal city
On the French Republicans
On the invasion of Rome
On the lake Expeditions
On the Launching
On the Launching of the frigate Constitution
On the loss of the privateer Brigantine — General Armstrong
On the Memorable
On the memorable victory
On the naval attack near Baltimore
On the Peak of Pico — One of the Azores, or westward Islands
On the Peak of Teneriffe
On the portraits
On the Proposed system
On the prospect of a Revolution in France
On the prospect of war, — And American wrongs
On the sleep of plants
On the Vicissitudes of things
On the war
On the war patrons, 1798
Parody
Pestilence
Pewter-Platter Alley
Philander: or the Emigrant
Prince William Henry's Soliloquy
Prologue
Quintilian to Lycidas
Reflections
Reflections
Retaliation
Rivington's Reflections
Sangrado's expedition to Sylvania
Satan's Remonstrance
Seventeen hundred and ninety-one
Sir Guy Carleton's address to the Americans
Sir Guy's answer
Sir Peter Petrified
Stanzas
Stanzas
Stanzas
Stanzas
Stanzas
Stanzas
Stanzas
Stanzas (Freneau)
Stanzas Occasioned by a melancholy — Survey of an old english tobacco box Inscribed 1708
Stanzas on the decease of Thomas Paine
Stanzas — Published at the procession to the tomb of the patriots
Stanzas to an alien
The American Siberia
The Argonaut — Or, lost Adventurer
The battle of lake Erie
The battle of Stonington — On the Seaboard of Connecticut
The bay Islet
The Bergen planter
The Bermuda islands
The blessings of the Poppy
The British prison ship
The brook of the valley
The country Printer
The departure
The dish of Tea
The Dying Indian
The Englishman's complaint
The fair solitary
The forest beau
The Indian convert
The man of ninety
The Nautical Rendezvous
The Newsmonger
The northern march
The Orator of the woods
The Pettifogger
The pilgrim's Progress
The Political weather-cock
The procession to Sylvania
The Progress of balloons
The projectors
The refugees' petition to Sir Guy Carleton
The Republican genius of Europe
The rising empire — On American Antiquity
The rival Suitors for America
The Royal Adventurer
The royal cockneys in America
The seasons Moralized
The serious menace
The vanity of existence
The wanderer
The wild honey Suckle
Theodosia
Thoughts on the European war system
To a Caty-Did
To a dog
To a night-fly
To a noisy Politician
To a Persecuted Philosopher
To a Republican
To America
To an angry Zealot
To Cracovius Putridus
To Cynthia
To lord Cornwallis
To Lydia
To Memmius
To misfortune
To Mr. Blanchard
To Mr. Churchman
To my Book
To Shylock Ap-Shenkin
To Shylock Ap-Shenkin
To Shylock Ap-Shenkin
To Sir Toby
To Sylvius
To the Americans of the United States
To the Democratic country Editors
To the lake squadrons
To the Memory
To the Memory of Edward Rutledge, Esq
To the public
To the Scribe of scribes
Tobacco
Verses