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| On a Rural Nymph |
268 |
| On General Miranda's Expedition |
271 |
| On the Abuse of Human Power |
272 |
| October's Address |
273 |
| To a Caty-Did |
275 |
| On Passing by an Old Churchyard |
277 |
| Stanzas Occasioned by an Old English Tobacco Box |
278 |
| On the Death of a Master Builder |
281 |
| On the Death of a Masonic Grand Sachem |
282 |
| On a Honey Bee |
284 |
| On the Fall of an Ancient Oak Tree |
285 |
| Stanzas on the Decease of Thomas Paine |
286 |
PART VI
The War of 1812. 1809-1815 |
| On the Symptoms of Hostilities |
291 |
| Lines Addressed to Mr. Jefferson |
293 |
| On the Prospect of War |
296 |
| On the British Commercial Depredations |
300 |
| To America |
301 |
| The Suttler and the Soldier |
304 |
| Military Recruiting |
308 |
| On the Capture of the Guerriere |
310 |
| Theodosia |
312 |
| In Memory of James Lawrence, Esquire |
313 |
| On the Lake Expeditions |
314 |
| The Battle of Lake Erie |
315 |
| On the Capture of the United States Frigate Essex |
318 |
| The Terrific Torpedoes |
321 |
| The Northern March |
329 |
| On Political Sermons |
330 |
| Lines on Napoleon Bonaparte |
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