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| On the British King's Speech |
217 |
| A New-York Tory's Epistle |
219 |
| Manhattan City |
223 |
| Verses Occasioned by General Washington's Arrival in Philadelphia |
225 |
| Rivington's Confessions |
229 |
| A News-Man's Address |
238 |
| New Year's Verses, January 7, 1784 |
240 |
| The Happy Prospect |
242 |
| The Dying Indian, Tomo-Chequi |
243 |
| Lines Intended for Mr. Peale's Exhibition |
246 |
| The Hurricane |
250 |
| To the Keeper of the King's Water Works |
252 |
| Lines Written at Port Royal |
253 |
| To Sir Toby, a Sugar Planter |
258 |
| Elegy on Mr. Robert Bell |
260 |
| On the First American Ship that Explored the Rout to India |
261 |
| The Newsmonger |
263 |
| Sketches of American History |
269 |
| The Progress of Balloons |
276 |
| On the Emigration to America |
280 |
| The Seasons Moralized |
282 |
| On the Death of Colonel Laurens |
283 |
| On the Vicissitudes of Things |
284 |
| Pewter-Platter Alley in Philadelphia |
287 |
| On the Death of General Joseph Reed |
288 |
| A Renegado Epistle |
290 |
| The American Siberia |
293 |
| Epistle to Sylvius |
295 |
| The Departure, 1785 |
298 |
| A Newsman's Address |
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