81. Lines Occassioned By A Visit To.... By Philip Freneau by philip freneau (1787) In spite of all the learn d have said I still my old opinionkeep; The posture, that we give the dead, Points out the soul s eternal http://www.swarthmore.edu/Humanities/kjohnso1/freneau.html

RETURN TO LITERARY TEXTS PAGE RETURN TO SYLLABI Lines Occassioned by a visit to an old Indian Burying Ground by Philip Freneau In spite of all the learn'd have said I still my old opinion keep; The posture, that we give the dead, Points out the soul's eternal sleep Not so the ancients of these lands The Indian, when from life releas'd, Again is seated with his friends, And shares again the joyous feast His imag'd birds, and painted bowl, And ven'son, for a journey drest, Bespeak the nature of the soul, Activity, that wants no rest. His bow, for action ready bent, And arrows, with a head of bone, Can only mean that life is spent, And not the finer essence gone. Thou, stranger, that shalt come this way, No fraud upon the dead commit Yet, mark the swelling turf, and say They do not lie, but here they sit. Here, still, a lofty rock remains, On which the curious eye may trace (Now wasted half by wearing rains) The fancies of a ruder race. Here still an aged elm aspires

82. On The Great Western Canal... By Philip Freneau On the Great Western Canal of the State of New York. by philip freneau (1787)Meliusne sylvas ire per longas Fuit, an recentes carpere undas? http://www.swarthmore.edu/Humanities/kjohnso1/freneau2.html

RETURN TO LITERARY TEXTS PAGE RETURN TO SYLLABI On the Great Western Canal of the State of New York by Philip Freneau Meliusne sylvas ire per longas Fuit, an recentes carpere undas? The nation true to honor's cause, To equal rights and equal laws Is well secured, and well released From the proud monarchs of the east. Thus Holland rose from Spain's controul, And thus shall rise from pole to pole Those systems formed on reason's plan That vindicate the Rights of Man Nature , herself, will change her face, And arts fond arms the world embrace; In works of peace mankind engage, And close the despot's iron age. And here behold a work progress, Advancing through the wilderness, A work, so recently began, Where Liberty enlightens man: Her powerful voice, a length, awakes Imprisoned seas and bounded lakes The great idea to pursue, To lead the veins the system through Such glorious toils to emulate, Should be the task of every State From Erie's shores to Hudson's stream The unrivalled work would endless seem;

83. GIGA Quote Author Page For Philip Morin Freneau GIGA s compilation of quotations, excerpts, proverbs,maxims and aphorisms by philip Morin freneau. http://www.giga-usa.com/gigaweb1/quotes2/quautfreneauphilipmx001.htm

Home Biographical Index Reading List Links ... Varying Hare Books GIGA QUOTES BY AUTHOR GIGA Quotes Quotes by Topic Authors by Date Top 100 ... Quote Links TOPICS: A B C D ... Z PEOPLE: A B C D ... QUOTATIONS PHILIP MORIN FRENEAU American poet and journalist BUY BOOK RELATED TO PHILIP MORIN FRENEAU With evil omens from the harbour sails The ill-fated ship that worthless Arnold bears; God of the southern winds, call up thy gales, And whistle in rude fury round his ears. Arnold's Departure Treason But matchless Franklin! What a few Can hope to rival such as you. Who seized from kings their sceptred pride And turned the lightning's darts inside. On the Death of Benjamin Franklin Electricity Then rush'd to meet the insulting foe; They took the spear, but left the shield. To the Memory of the Brave Americans who fell at Eulaw Springs Bravery O Washington! thrice glorious name, What due rewards can man decree Empires are far below thy aim, And scepters have no charms for thee; Virtue alone has your regards

84. Publica Si Citeste Articole, Poezii Si Citate Celebre Citatul zilei Prietenii sunt o specie josnica. Nu sunt buni decalla doua lucruri sa manance impreuna cu noi si sa ia un aer http://www.filosofie.as.ro/citate.php?what=Philip Freneau&sess_id=

85. A Poem, On The Rising Glory Of America, By Freneau, Philip 1752 freneau, philip 17521832. Original Source philip freneau Poems of freneau. Ed. Ithas subsequently been proofed against philip freneau Poems of freneau. Ed. http://www.mith2.umd.edu/eada/html/displaycol.jsp?docs=freneau_risingglory.xml&a

86. The Works Of Philip Freneau: A Critical Study. The Works of philip freneau A Critical Study. 110178 $20 philip M. Marsh. TheWorks of philip freneau A Critical Study. Scarecrow 1968, 197 pages. http://www.bookgarden.com/books/110178.html

The Works of Philip Freneau: A Critical Study. Philip M. Marsh The Works of Philip Freneau: A Critical Study. Scarecrow: 1968, 197 pages. Binding is cloth, hardbound. Review copy sent with the author's compliments. Light soiling to covers. Very good condition. $20 Check Availability Search for more LitCrit Books Browse books related to: American Revolution Book Garden Gallery: Rare Books and Out of Print Titles Search Author Index Title Index ... Contact Us

87. EBooks-Library.com - Your Best Source For EBooks, Historical Documents And Sheet philip freneau. aka philip Morin freneau. Author Code APFX. BornJan. 2, 1752 New York City, New York, USA. Died Dec. 18, 1832 http://www.ebooks-library.com/author.cfm/AuthorID/123

AUTHORS A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z ALL SEARCH TERM SEARCH BY Title/Sub Title Author eBook Code CLASSIFICATION ALL CLASSIFICATIONS Astronomy Chemistry Children's Literature Education General Reference General Science Historical Fiction History Humour Literary Criticism/Analysis Mathematics Medicine Music Physics Poetry Religion Western Fiction CATEGORY ALL CATEGORIES Book Document Music AUTHORS BY NATIONALITY American British Classical(Latin,Greek) French Germanic Irish Nordic/Scandinavian Russian Spanish Italian Other CLASSIFICATIONS Astronomy Chemistry Children's Literature Education ... Western Fiction Philip Freneau a.k.a. Philip Morin Freneau Author Code: APFX Born: Jan. 2, 1752 - New York City, New York, USA Died: Dec. 18, 1832 - Monmouth County, New Jersey, USA Freneau graduated from Princeton in 1771 and taught school until the outbreak of the Revolution. At that point he began to write satire against the British and the Tories which earned him the title of "poet of the Revolution". He spent two years in the Caribbean and returned to join the New Jersey militia in 1778. Running the British blockade as a privateer, Freneau was captured by the British in 1780 and on his release in 1781, published The British Prison-Ship . He continued to write vitriolic poetry throughout the war years and also contributed to Freeman's Journal in Philadelphia. In 1783, Freneau became a sea captain until he returned to journalism in 1791 when he became editor of the

88. Lyriken 221 s. freneau, philip USA 1752-1832. freneau, philip Indiankyrkogården / tolkningav SCS Sven Christer Swahn. - 1 s. = Sid. 59 i USA-POESI, 1984. . http://lingonline.jonkoping.se/Bibliografi/fiktsek/indblydr.htm

Indianboken i Sverige : Fiktion : Lyrik och dramatik. För indianska författare se: Indianska röster : Lyrik LYRIK, DRAMATIK lite visor och en bygdehistoria och annan humor. Nordamerikas indianer i svensk lyrik Viktigare verk Enskilda dikter och diktare Dramatik Bygdehistorier Visor NORDAMERIKAS INDIANER I SVENSK LYRIK : Viktigare verk Det blommande trädet : indiansk kärlekslyrik / i tolkning av Siv Cedering Fox. - Stockholm : Forum, 1973. - 145 s. Longfellow , Henry Wadsworth Hiawatha / företal översättning och kommentar av Helmer Linderholm. - Stockholm : Tiden, . - 171 s. Stannow . Christian Erövrarna : en indianbok. - Stockholm : Föfattförlaget, 1971. - 39 s. Vi kommer att leva igen : indianska myter, dikter och visioner / urval och översättning av Gösta Friberg. - Stockholm : FIB:s lyrikklubb, 1973. - 223 s. - (FIB:s lyrikklubbs bibliotek ; 167) ENSKILDA DIKTER OCH DIKTARE ANDERSSON, DAN - SVERIGE Indianer omnämns bara i förbifarten i: Andersson , Dan Minnen från Kanada. [..där rödskinnen smögo vid natthöljda sjöar....] Andersson , Dan Sommarkväll i Kanada.

89. Joseph Dennie, A Sceptic, And Philip Freneau, A Celebrant, Of Ballooning In Earl Joseph Dennie, a Sceptic, and philip freneau, a Celebrant, of Ballooning in EarlyAmerica. 9 The Poems of philip freneau Poet of the American Revolution. http://www.isso.uh.edu/publications/A2002/rothman3.htm

University of Houston • University of Houston-Clear Lake • ISSO Annual Report Y2002—pp. 119-123 Joseph Dennie, a Sceptic, and Philip Freneau, a Celebrant, of Ballooning in Early America Irving N. Rothman (UH) J OSEPH DENNIE (1768-1812) WAS ONE OF THE MOST INFLUENTIAL editors in the United States in the early Republic. From 1801-1812, Dennie edited The Port Folio , a Philadelphia magazine, which espoused Federalist politics. Dennie was conservative in his politics, aristocratic in his demeanor, classical in his literary taste, and an unrelenting critic of President Thomas Jefferson (1734-1826) . The Port Folio produced a considerable body of anti-Jeffersonian prose and poetry. Dennie’s conservative bias had him sceptical of air travel by hot-air balloon. When Dennie was twenty-five years old, Jean Pierre Blanchard (1753-1809) attempted to sail his balloon in Philadelphia on January 9, 1793. Blanchard had achieved fame along with an American physician, Dr. J. Jeffries, eight years earlier, on January 7, 1785, when they proved to be the first humans to cross the English channel in a hot-air balloon.2 Dennie may have encouraged criticism of Blanchard whose views were totally antithetical to his own. Blanchard, a French republican—a political liberal in l8th-century France—not only supported American democracy, but also sought to demonstrate the prowess and power of Democracy by making his ascent in Philadelphia, at the heart of the American Republic. Prior to his Philadelphia demonstration, he had flown balloons forty-four times.

90. WhoWhatWhen - Interactive Historical Timelines Timeline for philip Moran freneau (java), Search Google for philip Moran freneau,philip Moran freneau, American poet, journalist, 01/12/1752, 12/18/1832, 80. http://www.sbrowning.com/whowhatwhen/index.php?bydesc_x=1&desc=poet

91. American Literature (1700-1800): Reason And Revolution YaleNew Haven Lesson Plans. Create a Postcard. Poor Richard s AlmanacFrom Classroom Today. Back to Top. philip freneau (1752-1832). http://falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/amlitfirst.htm

American Literature (1700-1800) Reason and Revolution Welcome to the Internett School Library Media Center (ISLMC). The ISLMC is a meta-site where teachers, librarians, parents and students can preview curriculum related materials. Please visit the ISLMC Home Page . You can search this site. Resources include history and criticism of the first flowering of American literature during the eighteenth century. Includes history, criticism, some lesson plans and works of individual writers. History and Criticism Henry Adams Benjamin Banneker William Byrd II ... Resources History and Criticism Student's History of American Literature Chapter 2. First half of the century includes Samuel Sewall, Mrs. Knight, Ebenezer Cook, William Byrd, and Jonathan Edwards. Student's History of American Literature Chapter 3. The Beginning of the Nineteenth Century. Knickerbocker Group; Washington Irving (1783-1859); James Fenimore Cooper (1789-1851); William Cullen Bryant Romancing the Indian Comparison of the sentimentalizing and demonizing representations of American Indians in the works of James Fenimore Cooper, Mark Twain and other

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