The seventh volume of the Collected Writings of Charles Brockden Brown showcases a comprehensive collection of his poetry. While Brown is well known as a novelist, his poetry has never before been collected and many of the works included in this book appear in print for the first time in two hundred years.
The seventh volume of the Collected Writings of Charles Brockden Brown showcases a comprehensive collection of his poetry. While Brown is well known as a novelist, his poetry has never before been collected and many of the works included in this book appear in print for the first time in two hundred years.
Michael C. Cohen is associate professor of English at UCLA. Alexandra Socarides is associate professor of English at the University of Missouri.
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List of Illustrations Acknowledgments The Poems of Charles Brockden Brown 1."On Some of His School Fellows" 2."Aretas" 3."For the Grocer's Window" 4."To Miss D. P." 5."The Rising Glory of America" 6."The Times" 7."Epistle the First" 8."In Praise of Schuylkill" 9."To Estrina" 10."To D. F." 11."An Inscription for General Washington's Tomb Stone" 12."Henry" 13."Sonnet. Written after hearing a Song sung by several Sisters" 14."To Ella" 15."The Smile. Sonnet to Caroline" 16."Song" 17."Sonnet" 18.["In 'Delphy town"] 19."A Peter-Pindarical Performance" 20.["When Bringhurst and Wilkins are here"] 21."Introduction to a Heroi-Comic Poem on Loo" 22.["Profuse and prolix is the treat"] 23.["Of sweet little things, a sweet musical string"] 24."To Stella - No. I" 25."To Stella - No. III" 26."To Stella - No. V" 27."A Billet-Doux" 28.["Tis party that destroys the state"] 29.["From Virtue's blissful paths away"] 30.["Sleep, extend thy downy pinion"] 31.["The breeze awakes, the bark prepares"] 32.["Ah! far beyond this world of woes"] 33."To Stella" 34."Monody on the Death of George Washington" 35.["'Tis not the river's pebbly bound"] 36."Jessy's Song" 37.["Long strove a rueful fate to bend"] 38.["Inchanting Tongue!"] 39."To Laura. On Her Attachment to Homer's Iliad" 40."The Rans de Vache of Tuscany" 41."L'Amoroso" 42."The Water-Drinker, an Anti-Anacreontic" 43."The Poet's Prayer. (Not for fame, but for virtue.) An Epistle to Stella" 44.["They came at noon & chose to stay"] 45."Solitary Worship" 46."Alliteration" 47."To Laura, Offended" 48."To Clara" 49.["Marry wisdom, and beauty & wealth if you can"] 50."Devotion. An Epistle" 51."To Clara (On the Death of a Friend)" Illustrations Historical Essay Textual Essay Description of Provenance Appendix 1: Disputed Attributions 52."Utrum horum Mavis, elige" 53."A Negro's Lamentation" 54."Pleasures of the Table" Appendix 2: Poems previously attributed to Brown now excluded Selected Bibliography Index
List of Illustrations Acknowledgments The Poems of Charles Brockden Brown 1."On Some of His School Fellows" 2."Aretas" 3."For the Grocer's Window" 4."To Miss D. P." 5."The Rising Glory of America" 6."The Times" 7."Epistle the First" 8."In Praise of Schuylkill" 9."To Estrina" 10."To D. F." 11."An Inscription for General Washington's Tomb Stone" 12."Henry" 13."Sonnet. Written after hearing a Song sung by several Sisters" 14."To Ella" 15."The Smile. Sonnet to Caroline" 16."Song" 17."Sonnet" 18.["In 'Delphy town"] 19."A Peter-Pindarical Performance" 20.["When Bringhurst and Wilkins are here"] 21."Introduction to a Heroi-Comic Poem on Loo" 22.["Profuse and prolix is the treat"] 23.["Of sweet little things, a sweet musical string"] 24."To Stella - No. I" 25."To Stella - No. III" 26."To Stella - No. V" 27."A Billet-Doux" 28.["Tis party that destroys the state"] 29.["From Virtue's blissful paths away"] 30.["Sleep, extend thy downy pinion"] 31.["The breeze awakes, the bark prepares"] 32.["Ah! far beyond this world of woes"] 33."To Stella" 34."Monody on the Death of George Washington" 35.["'Tis not the river's pebbly bound"] 36."Jessy's Song" 37.["Long strove a rueful fate to bend"] 38.["Inchanting Tongue!"] 39."To Laura. On Her Attachment to Homer's Iliad" 40."The Rans de Vache of Tuscany" 41."L'Amoroso" 42."The Water-Drinker, an Anti-Anacreontic" 43."The Poet's Prayer. (Not for fame, but for virtue.) An Epistle to Stella" 44.["They came at noon & chose to stay"] 45."Solitary Worship" 46."Alliteration" 47."To Laura, Offended" 48."To Clara" 49.["Marry wisdom, and beauty & wealth if you can"] 50."Devotion. An Epistle" 51."To Clara (On the Death of a Friend)" Illustrations Historical Essay Textual Essay Description of Provenance Appendix 1: Disputed Attributions 52."Utrum horum Mavis, elige" 53."A Negro's Lamentation" 54."Pleasures of the Table" Appendix 2: Poems previously attributed to Brown now excluded Selected Bibliography Index
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