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466 Paine, Robert Treat, Jr. The Invention of Letters. Boston, 1795.

—The Ruling Passion. Boston, 1797.

Parke, John. The Lyric Works of Horace translated into English verse: to which are added a number of original Poems, by a Native of America. Philadelphia, 1786. [Songs; epigrams; epistles.]

The Patriots of North America: a Sketch, with Explanatory Notes [Anon.] 1775. [Political and personal satire; perhaps by Odell.]

Pepper, Henry. Juvenile Essays. Philadelphia, n. d. [1800]. [Miscellaneous.]

The Philadelphiad. [Anon.] N. p. [Philadelphia], n. d. [1784?]. [Social satire.]

"Philadelphiensis" [pseud.]. The Manners of the Times; a Satire. Philadelphia, 1762.

"Pilgarlic" [pseud.]. The Albaniad; an Epic Poem. N. p., 1791. [Political satire.]

Poems upon Several Occasions. [Anon.] Boston, 1779. [Patriotic.]

Prime, Benjamin Young. The Patriot Muse; or Poems upon Some of the Principal Events of the Late War, together with a Poem on the Peace. Vincit Amor Patriae. By an American Gentleman. London, 1764.

—Columbia's Glory; or British Pride Humbled; a Poem on the American Revolution. 1791.

—Muscipula sive Cambromyomachia; The Mouse-trap; or, The Battle of the Welsh and the Mice. . . with Other Poems. By an American. 1840. [Written about 1750.]

Railing, John [ascription]. Miscellanies. Philadelphia, 1790.

The Returned Captive; a Poem. Founded on a Late Fact. [Anon.] Hudson, 1787. [Narrative of captivity among the Indians.]

The Rhapsody; a Poem. [Anon.] 1789. [Descriptive.]

Richards, George. Zenith of Glory. In 17 numbers of The Massachusetts Magazine, between June, 1789, and Dec, 1792.

—The Declaration of Independence; a Poem. Boston, 1793.

Rogers, Daniel. A Poem on Liberty and Equality. Albany, 1804.

Rowson, Mrs. Susanna. Miscellaneous Poems. Boston, 1804.

See, also, Bibliographies to Book II, Chaps. 11 and vi.

Sargent, Winthrop. Boston, a Poem. Boston, 1803. [Social satire.]

Scales, William. The Quintessence of Universal History; or, An Epitomial History of the Christian Era; A Poem. Massachusetts, 1806.

Searson, John. Mount Vernon; a Poem. Philadelphia, 1799.

—Poems on Various Subjects and Different Occasions. Philadelphia, 1797.

Sewall, Jonathan Mitchell. Miscellaneous Poems. Portsmouth, 1801.

Smith, William Moore. Poems on Several Occasions, written in Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, 1786.

Snowden, Richard. The Columbiad; or, a Poem on the American War. Philadelphia, 1795.

Spierin, George Heartwell. Poems. Charleston, 1805.

The Spunkiad; or, Heroism Improved. By an American Youth. [Anon.] Newburgh, 1798. [Political satire.]

Stansbury, Joseph. The Loyal Verses of Joseph Stansbury and Doctor Jonathan Odell. Ed. Sargent, W. Albany, 1860.

Stearns, Charles. The Ladies' Philosophy of Love. Leominster, 1797. [Didactic.]

Story, Isaac. A Parnassian Shop, Opened in the Pindaric Style. By Peter Quince, Esq. Boston, 1801. [Satirical lyrics, literary, social, and political.]

Story, Joseph. The Power of Solitude; a Poem. Salem, 1804. [Philosophic.]