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464 Elliot, James. Poetical and Miscellaneous Works. Greenfield, Mass., 1798. [Miscellaneous; partly lyrical.]

Eulogium on Major-General Joseph Warren, by a Columbian. [Anon.] Boston, 1781.

Evans, Nathaniel. Poems on Several Occasions, with Some other Compositions. Philadelphia, 1772. [Includes Mrs. Ferguson's only published poems.]

Faugeres, Margaretta. See Bleecker, Mrs. Ann Eliza.

Ferguson, Elizabeth Graeme. Poetical correspondence with Nathaniel Evans published with the latter's poems; other poems exist only in MS.

Fessenden, Thomas Green. A Terrible Tractoration. Etc. New York, 1804.

—Democracy Unveiled; or, Tyranny Stripped of the Garb of Patriotism. Boston, 1805. 2d ed. Boston, 1805. 3d ed. New York, 1806. 2 vols. with large additions.

—Original Poems. Philadelphia, 1806.

—Pills, Poetical, Political, and Philosophical. Philadelphia, 1809. [Political and literary satire.]

Fitch, Elijah. The Beauties of Religion: a Poem Addressed to Youth. Providence, 1789. [Philosophic]

Forrest, Michael. Travels through America; A Poem. Philadelphia, 1793.

Freneau, Philip. Poems, ed. for the Princeton Historical Association by Pattee, F. L. 3 vols. Princeton, 1902-1907.

—The American Village. Facsimile of 1772 edition, ed. Koopman, H. L., and Paltsits, Victor Hugo. [1906.]

[For a complete bibliography see Paltsits, V. H., ante, I. B.]

Godfrey, Thomas. The Court of Fancy, a Poem. Philadelphia, 1762.

—Juvenile Poems on Various Subjects, with The Prince of Parthia, a Tragedy. Philadelphia, 1765.

The Gospel Tragedy: an Epic Poem in Four Books. [Anon.] Worcester, n. d. [Biblical epic]

Grievous, Peter, Jr. [pseud.]. A Congratulatory Epistle to the Redoubtable "Peter Porcupine." Etc. Philadelphia, 1796. [Incorrectly ascribed to Francis Hopkinson. Personal and political satire.]

Harwood, John Edmund. Poems. 1809. [Chiefly lyrical.]

Hayes, John. Rural Poems; Moral and Descriptive. Carlisle, 1807.

Hillard, Isaac. A Short Poetical History of Fragments. Danbury, 1803. [Patriotic narrative.]

Historic Progress of Civil and Rational Liberty; and Order Triumphant over Faction. By a Farmer. [Anon.] Portsmouth, 1802.

Hitchcock, David. Poetical Works. Boston, 1806. [A versified treatise on morality, religion, and government.]

Honeywood, St. John. Poems of St. John Honeywood, with Some Pieces in Prose. 1801. [Miscellaneous; partly lyrical; partly satirical.]

Hopkins, Joseph R. The Hamiltoniad; or The Effects of Discord. Philadelphia, 1804. [Political and personal satire.]

Hopkins, Lemuel. The Democratiad; a Poem in Retaliation for "The Philadelphia Jockey Club." Philadelphia, 1795. [Personal and political satire.]

—The Guillotina, or A Democratic Dirge. A Poem. By the author of The Democratiad. Philadelphia, n. d. [1796]. [Political satire.]

See, also, The Anarchiad.

Hopkinson, Francis. Miscellaneous Essays and Occasional Writings. 3 vols. Philadelphia, 1792.

—Science; a Poem. Philadelphia, 1762. New York, 1762.