The Poems of Philip Freneau, Poet of the American Revolution; Ed. for the Princeton Historical Association By Fred Lewis Pattee ..
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There are Eden, and Martin, and Franklin, and Tryon,* All waiting to see you submit to the Lion, And may wait till the devil is king of Mount Sion : — Though a brute and a dunce, like the rest of the clan, I can govern as well as most Englishmen can ; And if Fm a drunkard, I still am a man : I missed it some how in comparing my notes.
Or six years ago I had joined with your votes; Not aided the negroes in cutting your throats.^ Although with so many hard names I was branded, I hope you'll belie...ve, (as you will if you're candid) That I only performed what my master commanded.
* The printer of the Royal Gazette. — Freneau*s note, ed, of 1786.
^ ** The last Royal Governors : Robert Eden of Maryland ; Joseph Martin of North Carolina ; William Franklin of New Jersey ; William Tryon of New York. ''—Duyckinck, 'After the second patriot convention assembled in Richmond, Va., in March, 1775, to take measures toward putting the colony in a state of defence, Dunmore, *' To intimidate the Virginians, issued proclamations and circulated a rumor that he would incite an insurrection of their slaves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are Eden, and Martin, and Franklin, and Tryon,* All waiting to see you submit to the Lion, And may wait till the devil is king of Mount Sion : — Though a brute and a dunce, like the rest of the clan, I can govern as well as most Englishmen can ; And if Fm a drunkard, I still am a man : I missed it some how in comparing my notes.
Or six years ago I had joined with your votes; Not aided the negroes in cutting your throats.^ Although with so many hard names I was branded, I hope you'll belie...ve, (as you will if you're candid) That I only performed what my master commanded.
* The printer of the Royal Gazette. — Freneau*s note, ed, of 1786.
^ ** The last Royal Governors : Robert Eden of Maryland ; Joseph Martin of North Carolina ; William Franklin of New Jersey ; William Tryon of New York. ''—Duyckinck, 'After the second patriot convention assembled in Richmond, Va., in March, 1775, to take measures toward putting the colony in a state of defence, Dunmore, *' To intimidate the Virginians, issued proclamations and circulated a rumor that he would incite an insurrection of their slaves.
What to read after The Poems of Philip Freneau, Poet of the American Revolution; Ed. for the Princeton Historical Association By Fred Lewis Pattee ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Morin Freneau to read onlineMoreLess
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