18th Century · English
Poems
Chapters
- 01The Injur’d Ghost of Libertyverse
- 02The Monk and Jew. A Tale.verse
- 03Address to the Greatverse
- 04Untitledverse
- 05Panegyrical Verses, on the Forty-Five Cliffitesverse
- 06Critic and Snow-dropverse
- 07Death of General Wolfe Set to Music by a gentleman of this country, the words by Atlanticusverse
- 08An Account of the Burning of Bachelor’s Hallverse
- 09O What a Pity!verse
- 10Liberty Treeverse
- 11Curious Story, for the Pennsylvania Magazineverse
- 12To Governor Johnstoneverse
- 13To the King of England Wednesday, November 11th, 1778.verse
- 14By the Goddess of Plain Truth, A Manifesto and Proclamationverse
- 15Anniversary of American Independence July 4 Tune Rule Britanniaverse
- 16Give Me Kind Heaven The following lines were written at a tea-table, on the author being asked what kind of woman he should prefer.verse
- 17To Columbia SONG To the Tune of the Anacreonticverse
- 18The New Covenant From the Castle in the Air to the little Corner of the World.verse
- 19Contentment, or, If You Please, Confessionverse
- 20What Is Love?verse
- 21Accidental Reconciliation From the Castle in the Air to the Little Corner of the Worldverse
- 22Commentary on the Eastern Wise-Men Travelling to Bethlehem Guided by a Star to See the Little Jesus in a Mangerverse
- 23On the Descent upon England, Written at the Desire of a Favouriteverse
- 24Lines, Extempore, by Thomas Paine, July 1803verse
- 25The Strange Story of Korah, Dathan, and Abiram, Numbers, Chapter XVI. Accounted For.verse
- 26The British Constitutionverse
- 27Retaliationverse
- 28Tommy Titmouseverse