Citation - New Jersey Journal: 1780.06.21

NJJ.780.009a
21 Jun 1780:41 (71)
[A poem submitted to the editor by a reader, starts with a
letter comparing the famous General Paoli of Corsica with
George Washington, and urges the reader to substitute the
words America and Washington for Corsica and Paoli]
  Hail Corsica! than whose recorded name
  None e'er stood fairer on the rolls of fame!
  Rapt at the sound, my soul new ardour fires,
  Even though impassions, and each strain inspires.
  . . . [30 more lines]