| DATE | LOCATION | CITATION | TEXT INDEX ENTRY | 1768.11.07 | London | CITATION | Let ----- judges, ministers combine [fl] | 1770.06.25 | New York | CITATION | Let a scaffold be rais'd on fame Towerhill [fl] | 1771.01.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let all the Blues, with pious grief [fl] | 1735.05.12 | Boston | CITATION | Let all the works of heaven's eternal King [fl] | 1745.07.29 | Long Island | CITATION | Let all true subjects now rejoice [fl] | 1782.07.05 | London | CITATION | Let ancient manners other men delight [fl] | 1783.11.18 | Ludlow | CITATION | Let angel forms angelic truths maintain [fl] | 1783.11.20 | Boston | CITATION | Let angel forms angelick truths maintain [fl] | 1783.12.06 | Boston | CITATION | Let angel forms angelick truths maintain [fl] | 1783.04.24 | Annapolis | CITATION | Let banjers play and bagpipes join [fl] | 1769.12.30 | Stratford | CITATION | Let beauty with the sun arise [fl] | 1774.10.27 | London | CITATION | Let Briton's be loyal, chorus of lyric [beg] Come all ye freemen who love | 1775.05.04 | New York | CITATION | Let Britons, now sunk into tyrants and slaves! [fl] | 1772.02.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Let Camm and Henley drop an angry pen [fl] | 1769.12.28 | New York | CITATION | Let cheerful smiles in ev'ry face [fl] | 1778.10.05 | London | CITATION | Let croakers croak, for croak they will [fl] | 1778.10.15 | London | CITATION | Let croakers croak, for croak they will [fl] | 1778.10.20 | London | CITATION | Let croakers croak, for croak they will [fl] | 1770.09.07 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Let either end of a cord be made fast to a beam [fl] | 1771.03.04 | Boston | CITATION | Let either end of a cord be made fast to a beam [fl] | 1775.01.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Let epicures their giddy schemes advance [fl] | 1783.06.05 | Worcester | CITATION | Let every age due honours pay! [fl] | 1783.06.13 | New Jersey | CITATION | Let every age due honours pay [fl] | 1783.11.03 | Boston | CITATION | Let every freeman's bosom beat with joy [fl] | 1783.11.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let every freeman's bosom beat with joy [fl] | 1783.05.14 | Cumberland Cty | CITATION | Let ev'ry age due honors pay [fl] | 1783.05.21 | Cumberland Cty | CITATION | Let ev'ry age due honours pay [fl] | 1782.02.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let Fame Sound Her Trumpet Aloud [t], song for sale | 1776.11.27 | Worcester | CITATION | Let fatal spirits still loud complain [fl] | 1769.03.27 | New York | CITATION | Let folks in high and holy stations [fl] | 1775.04.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Let foolish Rigdum laugh or cry [fl] | 1777.05.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let freedom and love be the glee of our song [fl] | 1779.09.02 | London | CITATION | Let Gallia mourn! th'insulting foe [fl] | 1780.03.31 | London | CITATION | Let Gallia mourn! th'insulting foe [fl] | 1775.09.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Let gentle breezes waft this lady o'er [fl] | 1730.04.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let gloomy groves, let awful rocks and hills [fl] | 1775.02.13 | Boston | CITATION | Let Grecian bards and Roman poets tell [fl] | 1734.12.16 | Boston | CITATION | Let groveling misers count their sordid store [fl] | 1735.02.04 | Boston | CITATION | Let groveling misers count their sordid store [fl] | 1728.04.01 | Boston | CITATION | Let grov'ling rhymers court an awkward muse [fl] | 1738.07.03 | Boston | CITATION | Let heav'n't invet'rate foes, with riches star'd [fl] | 1772.03.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let him cry blackmoor-devil whose skin is white [fl] | 1772.06.23 | Charleston | CITATION | Let him cry blackmoor-devil whose skin is white [fl] | 1774.08.04 | New York | CITATION | Let him who owns the cap, declare it [fl] | 1775.12.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let his temper be gay, obliging and kind [fl] | 1769.05.11 | Scotland | CITATION | Let hoary age and lisping infants tell [fl] | 1767.11.02 | London | CITATION | Let it profit thee to have heard [fl] | 1775.09.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let joy be dumb, let mirth's gay carol cease [fl] | 1775.09.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Let joy be dumb, let mirth's gay carol cease [fl] | 1776.02.12 | London | CITATION | Let little tyrants, conscience gor'd [fl] | 1737.03.01 | Boston | CITATION | Let loftier bards the hero's acts relate [fl] | 1780.03.13 | New York | CITATION | Let me approach my sleeping love [t], to be sung after Clandestine Marriage | 1770.07.26 | New York | CITATION | Let me not live, to see that fatal day [fl] | 1767.06.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let me rage [t], Hallam, Miss, to sing in School for Lovers [t] | 1778.12.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let me too see the great, good man! [fl] | 1769.06.29 | New York | CITATION | Let Me Wander [t], from Allegro de Penseroso [t] (Handel), to be sung | 1777.12.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let nations wrapt in wonder [fl] | 1782.04.06 | London | CITATION | Let no man a woman wed [fl] | 1783.03.17 | New York | CITATION | Let none, Oeconomy, disdain to hear [fl] | 1769.02.27 | New York | CITATION | Let Not Rage [t], Hallam, Miss, to sing after Provok'd Husband | 1767.06.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let Not Rage [t], Hallam, Miss, to sing in School for Lovers [t] | 1769.07.06 | New York | CITATION | Let Not Rage [t], in concert program at Vauxhall Gardens | 1770.06.07 | Charleston | CITATION | Let not the muse indignant frown [fl] | 1765.02.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Let other bards, in lofty strains [fl] | 1729.06.24 | Annapolis | CITATION | Let other pens th'ungrateful news declare [fl] | 1773.02.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let others, anxious for a lasting name [fl] | 1773.02.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Let others, anxious for a lasting name [fl] | 1770.07.19 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Let others, fir'd with conquest, rashly dare [fl] | 1772.11.05 | New York | CITATION | Let others hail the pow'r of wine [fl] | 1754.07.01 | London | CITATION | Let others muse on sublunary things [fl] | 1754.07.15 | South Carolina | CITATION | Let others must on sublunary things [fl] | 1768.08.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let others sing in lofty strains [fl] | 1771.02.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Let others sing the silken fair [fl] | 1774.10.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let others strive by servile arts to gain [fl] | 1774.10.27 | New York | CITATION | Let others strive by servile arts to gain [fl] | 1775.01.27 | New York | CITATION | Let others strive by servile arts to gain [fl] | 1779.09.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let others toil, their empire to extend [fl] | 1769.03.07 | Boston | CITATION | Let others wisdom seek in learning's schools [fl] | 1769.10.04 | Savannah | CITATION | Let parliaments be chosen ev'ry year [fl] | 1775.03.16 | London | CITATION | Let peals of laughter, round thee break [fl] | 1729.07.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let Philadelphia's generous sons excuse [fl] | 1777.12.15 | Norwich | CITATION | Let poets sing, in raptures high [fl] | 1773.02.23 | Hartford | CITATION | Let poet's vie in summer's praise [fl] | 1740.05.26 | Boston | CITATION | Let Rome no more with ostentation show [fl] | 1740.06.16 | London | CITATION | Let Rome on more with ostentation show [fl] | 1778.04.21 | New Haven | CITATION | Let Rome, the glories of her Pompey tell [fl] | 1772.09.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let satire's wrath reclaim a harden'd race [fl] | 1771.04.11 | Boston | CITATION | Let satire's wrath reclaim a hardn'd race [fl] | 1769.03.13 | London | CITATION | Let science hail this happy year [fl] | 1778.09.28 | Norwich | CITATION | Let some in soft and plaintive lay [fl] | 1779.11.24 | New York | CITATION | Let songs of triumph every voice employ [fl] | 1768.03.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let stoics boast the cold relentless heart [fl] | 1747.06.08 | New York | CITATION | Let such teach others, who themselves excel [fl] | 1771.10.10 | Boston | CITATION | Let Tancred seek at Byzantium riches [fl] | 1754.08.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let thankless slaves for favours humbly ask [fl] | 1721.10.23 | Cork | CITATION | Let the drums beat, and let the trumpets sound [fl] | 1777.07.14 | Boston | CITATION | Let the gay croud in airy circles run [fl] | 1765.04.20 | London | CITATION | Let the good of the state [fl] | 1772.09.03 | New York | CITATION | Let the nymph still avoid and be deaf to the swain [fl] | 1780.04.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let the Toast Pass [t], tune of lyric [beg] Hence with the lover who | 1780.05.25 | Norwich | CITATION | Let the Toast Pass [t], tune of lyric [beg] Hence with the lover who sighs | 1780.06.05 | Dublin | CITATION | Let the Toast Pass [t], tune of lyric [beg] Hence with the lover who | 1768.03.11 | London | CITATION | Let the voice of musick breath [fl] | 1783.01.09 | Worcester | CITATION | Let the voice of musick breathe [fl] | 1759.09.24 | London | CITATION | Let there be light, said God, and forthwith light [fl] | 1772.04.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let these here aim'd at, tremble at this satyr [fl] | 1730.01.06 | Newark | CITATION | Let this notice to my friends [fl] | 1763.03.31 | London | CITATION | Let those weak minds, who live in doubt and fear [fl] | 1782.04.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let those who will, be proud and sneer [fl] | 1782.05.16 | Worcester | CITATION | Let those who will be proud and sneer [fl] | 1782.05.17 | New London | CITATION | Let those who will, be proud and sneer [fl] | 1768.11.21 | Boston | CITATION | Let tyrants keep their guards for pomp and state [fl] | 1768.11.29 | Salem | CITATION | Let tyrants keep their guards for pomp and state [fl] | 1742.04.05 | New York | CITATION | Let us go forth,'tis God's command [fl] | 1760.03.10 | Paris | CITATION | Let us melt down our plate, who hoard up the dross [fl] | 1760.03.21 | Paris | CITATION | Let us melt down our plate, who hoard up the dross? [fl] | 1771.03.18 | New York | CITATION | Let us now enjoy our pleasure [fl] | 1779.04.05 | Boston | CITATION | Let us take the road! [fl] | 1768.07.21 | Ayrshire | CITATION | Let vain dull mortal fret, and pine, and rage [fl] | 1782.11.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let vain fears no more alarm thee [fl] | 1768.11.17 | London | CITATION | Let venal judges; ministers combine [fl] | 1768.12.22 | London | CITATION | Let venal judges; ministers combine [fl] | 1739.01.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let venal pens in trifling numbers flow [fl] | 1779.08.18 | Trenton | CITATION | Let venal poets praise a King [fl] | 1779.09.11 | Trenton | CITATION | Let venal poets praise a king [fl] | 1779.10.12 | Trenton | CITATION | Let venal poets praise a King [fl] | 1735.07.28 | Boston | CITATION | Let Vertue Be--A Guide to Thee [t] [beg] Unblemisht as the diamond may'st | 1754.08.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Let vester then pursue the purple light [fl] | 1771.06.27 | London | CITATION | Let Who Will Be Bond Slaves, By Jove I'll Be Free [t] | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Let who will be bond slaves [t], song in satirical program | 1768.09.22 | England | CITATION | Let who will complain of the troubles they meet [fl] | 1773.09.30 | Anglesey | CITATION | Let who will complain of the troubles they meet [fl] | 1780.02.09 | Chatham | CITATION | Let worth arise! and ev'ry name be hurl'd [fl] | 1765.06.07 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Let wrangling wits abuse, defame [fl] | 1768.07.22 | New London | CITATION | Let zealous patriots plead their country's cause [fl] |