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The Democratic-Republican Societies, 1790-1800: A Documentary Sourcebook of Constitutions, Declarations, Addresses, Resolutions, and Toasts

Book by Philip S. Foner, Richard B. Morris; Greenwood Press, 1976

Subjects:

United States--Politics And Government--1789-1809--Sources

Collections: History, Entire Library

...banditti-like" people were reading Philip Freneau National Gazette and discussing...Republican Society of Philadelphia; Philip Freneau of the National Gazette and...Mitchill, Melancton Smith, and Philip Freneau, all of New York City. 48...
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Leftward Ho! V.F. Calverton and American Radicalism

Book by Philip Abbott; Greenwood Press, 1993

Subjects:

Calverton, V. F--(Victor Francis)--1900-1940, Radicalism--United States--History--20th century, Radicals--United States--Biography

Collections: History, Entire Library

This first biography of V.F. Calverton gives an intellectual history of the American radical movement from 1920 to 1940 and shows how he and his Modern Quarterly led the forefront in "wars" of ideas about "sex," "lit," and "party." This lively study of the career and times of Calverton examines ...
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This first biography of V.F. Calverton gives an intellectual history of the American radical movement from 1920 to 1940 and shows how he and his Modern Quarterly led the forefront in "wars" of ideas about "sex," "lit," and "party." This lively study of the career and times of Calverton examines basic questions about the relationships between literature and politics, feminist agendas, and political theory in ways that remain relevant. Abbott offers a fresh reassessment of American radicalism and the development of American bohemia and socialism through this provocative biography.
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Midterm: The Elections of 1994 in Context

Book by Philip A. Klinkner; Westview Press, 1996

Subjects:

United States--Congress--Elections, 1994, United States--Politics And Government--1993-

Collections: History, Entire Library

...Elections of 1994 in Context EDITED BY Philip A. Klinkner Hamilton College FOREWORD...elections of 1994 in context / edited by Philip A. Klinkner p. cm. -- Transforming American...Politics and Government--1993- I. Klinkner. Philip A. II. Series. JK1968 1996c 3249730929-dc20...
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The Virginia Plutarch - Vol. 2

Book by Philip Alexander Bruce; The University of North Carolina Press, 1929

Subjects:

United States--Biography, United States--History, Virginia--Biography, Virginia--History

Collections: History, Entire Library

...emphasized by a series of other events which soon took place. The first was the establishment of a newspaper by the poet Freneau, a clerk in the state department, and a protege of Jefferson and Madison. This journal began at once a sharp attack on...
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The English Language in America - Vol. 1

Book by George Philip Krapp; Century, 1925

Subjects:

Americanisms, English Language--History

Collections: Entire Library

...IN AMERICA THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN AMERICA By George Philip Krapp Professor of English in Columbia University Volume...no urgent demands for explanation. "It needes not," said Sir Philip Sidney, "that a man should be put to schoole to learne his...

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Journal Articles on: philip freneau

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Philip Freneau and the Ugly Club

Journal article by Edward W. Pitcher; American Notes & Queries, Vol. 8, 1995

Subjects:

American Literature--History And Criticism, English Philology, Motion Pictures

Collections: Literature, Entire Library

Philip Freneau and the Ugly Club Bibliographers of Philip Freneau, from V. H. Paltsits and Lewis Leavy...Rutgers UP, 1941 . Marsh, Philip. Freneaus Published Prose: A Bibliography...
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Two Last Poems of Freneau

Journal article by John F. Collins; Early American Literature, Vol. 7, 1972

Subjects:

American Literature--Colonial Period, Ca. 1600-1775, American Literature--Revolutionary Period, 1775-1783

Collections: Literature, Entire Library

...C. In his 1941 biography of Philip Freneau, Lewis Leary 1 published twenty...compiling The Last Poems of Philip Freneau , 2 Leary again chose to publish...with confidence be ascribed to Philip Freneau. I first quote the poem; the evidence...
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The Dream Visions of Phelip Freneau

Journal article by Lewis Leary; Early American Literature, Vol. 11, 1976

Subjects:

American Literature--Colonial Period, Ca. 1600-1775, American Literature--Revolutionary Period, 1775-1783

Collections: Literature, Entire Library

...NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL Philip Freneau has earned some share of fame...NOTES 1 Lewis Leary, Philip Freneau, Major Writers of Early American...The Literary Influences of Philip Freneau," Studies in Philology, 22...
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Madison's August 1791 Letter Praising Freneau

Journal article by Julian Mason; Early American Literature, Vol. 9, 1975

Subjects:

American Literature--Colonial Period, Ca. 1600-1775, American Literature--Revolutionary Period, 1775-1783

Collections: Literature, Entire Library

...CAROLINA, CHARLOTTE In 1946 the Philip Freneau scholar, Philip Marsh, in discussing the warm friendship between Freneau and James Madison, commented...1946 ), 269. 2 "Philip Freneau and James Madison 1791-1793...
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That Poet Freneau: a Study of the Imagistic Success of the Pictures of Columbus

Journal article by Carol A. Kyle; Early American Literature, Vol. 9, 1999

Subjects:

American Literature--Colonial Period, Ca. 1600-1775, American Literature--Revolutionary Period, 1775-1783

Collections: Literature, Entire Library

...all three at once occurs in Philip Freneau The Pictures of Columbus...in The Miscellaneous of Mr. Philip Freneau . . . Philadelphia : Printed by...in "The Literary Influences of Philip Freneau," Studies in Philology , 26...

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Magazine Articles on: philip freneau

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Poetry and American Memory

Magazine article by Robert Pinsky; The Atlantic Monthly, Vol. 284, October 1999

Subjects:

American poetry, Literary themes, Memory, United States

Collections: Literature, Entire Library

...famous poem by the eighteenth-century American poet Philip Freneau. Freneau could be called the first poet of the United States...successive drafts from royalist to revolutionary. Freneau fought in the Revolution and wrote as a journalist...
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America's Rising Sun; Two Hundred Years Ago

Magazine article by Thomas Wendel; National Review, Vol. 36, July 13, 1984

Subjects:

Authors--Influence, Constitutional history--Personalities, Humanities--History, United States, Writers--Influence

Collections: Entire Library

...Geography. And in 1786 and 1788, the first two editions were published of the work of "the first major American poet," Philip Freneau, who incidentally was a College of new Jersey (later Princeton) classmate of Hugh Brackenridge and James Madison...
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Founders Chic: Our Reverence for the Fathers Has Gotten out of Hand

Magazine article by H.W. Brands; The Atlantic Monthly, Vol. 292, September 2003

Subjects:

Hamilton, Alexander--History, Hamilton, Alexander--Portrayals, Jefferson, Thomas--History, Jefferson, Thomas--Portrayals, United States history, United States history, 1789-1817 (Early republic), United States history, 1817-1861, United States history--1783-1865, Washington, George--History, Washington, George--Portrayals

Collections: Entire Library

...America. But it was losing ground to egalitarianism. Philip Freneau, the editor of the National Gazette, regularly denounced...his old enemies like a King." Benjamin Franklin Bache, Freneaus comrade-in-opposition (and the grandson of Benjamin...
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AMERICA'S Essential Revolutionary

Magazine article by Richard Brookhiser, Bruce S. Thornton, Victor D. Hanson; The American Enterprise, Vol. 10, November 1999

Subjects:

Presidents--History, Washington, George--Evaluation

Collections: Entire Library

...farm, becoming the exemplar of simple rural virtue animated by duty rather than power. The year Washington resigned, Philip Freneau wrote a poem which enthused: "In Vernons groves you shun the throne, /Admird by kings, but seen by none." Lord Byron...
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New Rome, New Jerusalem

Magazine article by Andrew J. Bacevich; The Wilson Quarterly, Vol. 26, Summer 2002

Subjects:

Americans--Attitudes, Imperialism--United States, International relations--United States, United States--Foreign relations

Collections: Entire Library

...extending far beyond the nations boundaries. America was no sooner created than it became, in the words of the poet Philip Freneau, "a New Jerusalem sent down from heaven." But the salvation this earthly Zion promised was freedom, not eternal life...

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Newspaper Articles on: philip freneau

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In Both Clubs

Newspaper article; The Washington Times, March 20, 2006

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...points out, was so concerned that George Washington would become a monarch that on the presidents 61st birthday, editor Philip Freneau warned: "Who will deny that the celebrating of birth days is not a striking feature of royalty? We hear of no such...

Encyclopedia Articles on: philip freneau

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Freneau, Philip

Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2007

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

FRENEAU, PHILIP freno , 1752 1832, American poet and journalist, b. New York City, grad...and satirist for the American Revolution and for Jeffersonian democracy. Freneau edited various papers, including the partisan National Gazette (Philadelphia...
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American Literature

Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2007

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...well supported by others such as Philip Freneau , the first American lyric poet...them were Maxwell Anderson , Philip Barry , Elmer Rice , S. N...Malamud , Hortense Calisher , and Philip Roth presented the varied responses...
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Newspaper

Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2007

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...were Alexander Hamilton s Gazette of the United States and Thomas Jefferson s National Gazette, edited by Philip Freneau . The first New York daily newspaper was the Minerva (1793), edited by Noah Webster . Under other names it survived...
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Jefferson, Thomas

Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2007

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...present Democratic party traces its origin. An organization was developed, and the National Gazette, edited by Philip Freneau , was established (1791) to disseminate Republican sentiments. Jefferson and Hamilton, from being suspicious of...

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