The Poems of Philip Freneau - Volume I

The Poems of Philip Freneau - Volume I

Philip Freneau, american poet, nationalist, polemicist (1752-1832)


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Table of Contents

- About This Book

- Preface

- Life Of Philip Freneau

- Part I. Early Poems 1768 To 1775

- The History Of The Prophet Jonah

- The Adventures Of Simon Swaugum

- The Pyramids Of Egypt

- The Monument Of Phaon

- The Power Of Fancy

- The Prayer Of Orpheus

- The Deserted Farm-house

- The Citizen's Resolve

- The Dying Elm

- Columbus To Ferdinand

- The Rising Glory Of America

- A Poem On The Rising Glory Of America

- On Retirement

- Discovery

- The Pictures Of Columbus

- The Expedition Of Timothy Taurus Astrologer

- Part Ii. The First Poetic Period 1775-1781

- American Liberty A Poem

- General Gage's Soliloquy

- The Midnight Consultations

- A Voyage To Boston

- The Silent Academy

- Lines To A Coasting Captain

- To The Americans

- The Vernal Ague

- General Gage's Confession

- The Distrest Shepherdess

- Mars And Hymen

- Mac Swiggen

- The House Of Night

- The Jamaica Funeral

- The Beauties Of Santa Cruz

- On A Hessian Debarkation

- The Jewish Lamentation At Euphrates

- America Independent

- On Amanda's Singing Bird

- On The New American Frigate Alliance

- On The Death Of Captain Nicholas

- Captain Jones's Invitation

- The Sea Voyage