| Index Entry | English Oak [t] [beg] From a small acorn see the Oak arise |
| Location | Philadelphia |
| Citation | AWM.741.003 12-19 Feb 1741:21 (1103) SYLVIA TO PHILANDER. While thirst of fame and dreadful war's alarms, Has forc'd Philander from his Sylvias arms, Tho' far stretch'd seas and continents divide, This tender intercourse is not deny'd; . . . [41 more lines] ENGLISH OAK From a small acorn see the Oak arise Supremely tall, and tow'ring in the skies! Queen of the groves her stately head she rears, Her bulk encreasing with the length of years; . . . [4 more lines] |
| Generic Title | American Weekly Mercury |
| Date | 1741.02.19 |
| Publisher | Bradford, Andrew |
| City, State | Philadelphia, PA |
| Year | 1741 |
| Bibliography | B0001308 |