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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 public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@39909@[email protected]#Page_333" class="pginternal"