| Index Entry | Lyric, elegy [beg] Too fond of what the martial harvests yield |
| Location | Charleston |
| Citation | PG-P.754.126 31 Oct 1754:12 (1349) To the Memory of Lieutenant Peter Mercier, Esq; who fell in the late battle near Ohio River, in Virginia, July 3, 1754. Too fond of what the martial harvests yield; Alas! too forward in the dang'rous field; Firm and undaunted resolute and brave; Careless a life invaluable to save; . . . [34 more lines, signed] Charles-town, South-Carolina, August 30, 1754. M.W. |
| Generic Title | Pennsylvania Gazette-Philadelphia |
| Date | 1754.10.31 |
| Publisher | Franklin, B., and D. Hall |
| City, State | Philadelphia, PA |
| Year | 1754 |
| Bibliography | B0036084 |