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460 New England's Annoyances [putative title]. First printed in The Massachusetts Magazine. Jan., 1791. See, also, Duyckinck, and Magazine of History with Notes and Queries, March, 1907, p. 153.

Norton, John. Elegy on Anne Bradstreet. See Ellis's ed. of Mrs. Bradstreet.

—Elegy on John Cotton. See N. E. M.

Noyes, Nicholas. Poem on the Rev. James Brayley's Attack of the Stone. Boston News-Letter, 4-11 Aug., 1707.

—Prefatory poem to Mather's Magnalia. See Mag.

—Lines to Cotton Mather. Proceedings of Mass. Hist. Soc., vol. IX, p. 484.

—* Poem on the Death of Mr. Joseph Green, n. p., 1715.

Oakes, Urian. An Elegy on the Rev. Thomas Shepard. Cambridge, 1677. Reprinted, C. O. V., IV. 1896.

Rich, Richard. Newes from Virginia. * London, 1610. * 1874. Frequently reprinted in America.

Rogers, John. Upon Mrs. Anne Bradstreet. See Ellis's ed. of Mrs. Bradstreet.

Shepard, Thomas. Elegies on John Norton and John Wilson. See N. E. M.

Tompson, Benjamin. A Grammarian's Funeral [elegy on Woodmancey and Cheevers] and A Neighbor's Tears [elegy on Mrs. Rebekah Sewall]. In Green, S. A., Ten Fac-Simile Reproductions Relating to New England. 1902.

—Elegy on Samuel Whiting. See Mag.

—New England's Tears for her Present Miseries. Etc. * London, 1676.

—New England's Crisis, n. p. [Boston (?)], 1676. [Includes New England's Tears.] Reprinted, C. O. V., I. 1894.

Ward, Nathaniel. Verses on Anne Bradstreet's poems. See Ellis's ed. of Mrs. Bradstreet.

Wigglesworth, Michael. The Day of Doom; or, a Description of the Great and Last Judgment, etc. * Cambridge, 1662. Eleventh ed. New York, 1867.

—Meat out of the Eater: or Meditations concerning the necessity, end, and usefulness of Afflictions unto God's Children. Etc. * Cambridge, 1670. [No copy extant.] Sixth edition. New London, 1770.

—God's Controversy with New England [1662]. First printed in the Proceedings of the Mass. Hist. Soc. 1871.

—Vanity of Vanities. Appended to the 3d edition of The Day of Doom. For a complete bibliography of Wigglesworth, see ante I. B.

Wigglesworth, Samuel. A Funeral Song [elegy on Nathaniel Clarke]. In New England Historical-Genealogical Register, vol. IV, p. 89.

Wilson, John. Elegy on Joseph Brisco. See Green, S. A., Ten Fac-Simile Reproductions.

Wolcott, Roger. Poetical Meditations, being the Improvement of Some Vacant Hours. * New London, 1725. Reprinted, C. O. V., v. 1898. [Includes A Brief Account of the Agency of the Honourable John Winthrop.]

Woodbridge, Benjamin. Elegy on John Cotton. See Mag. and N. E. M.

Woodbridge, John. Verses on Anne Bradstreet's poems. See Ellis's ed. of Mrs. Bradstreet.

Woodbridge, Timothy. Prefatory poem to Cotton Mather's Magnalia. See Mag.

V. The Transition Period

Adams, Rev. John. Poems on Several Occasions, Original and Translated. Boston, 1745. [See, also, A Collection of Poems by Several Hands.]

Ames, Nathaniel. The Essays, Humor, and Poems of Nathaniel Ames, father and son, of Dedham, Massachusetts, from their almanacs 1726-1775. Ed. Briggs, Samuel. Cleveland, 1891.