| DATE | LOCATION | CITATION | TEXT INDEX ENTRY | 1756.11.04 | London | CITATION | Of a Certain Most Admirable Admiral [t] [beg] If you believe what Frenchmen | 1771.09.12 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Of age's avarice I cannot see [fl] | 1771.10.03 | New York | CITATION | Of age's avarice I cannot see [fl] | 1767.08.14 | New London | CITATION | Of air majestic, port and grace [fl] | 1769.05.02 | Salem | CITATION | Of all the ages ever known [fl] | 1769.05.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Of all the ages ever known [fl] | 1769.06.02 | New London | CITATION | Of all the ages ever known [fl] | 1772.09.14 | London | CITATION | Of all the ages ever known [fl] | 1772.11.12 | New York | CITATION | Of all the ages ever known [fl] | 1779.04.15 | Providence | CITATION | Of all the ages ever known [fl] | 1779.05.11 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Of all the ages ever known [fl] | 1779.07.10 | Boston | CITATION | Of all the ages ever known [fl] | 1772.08.27 | London | CITATION | Of all the ages every known [fl] | 1772.09.22 | London | CITATION | Of all the ages every known [fl] | 1748.07.11 | New York | CITATION | Of all the Bauthy that e'er cround the land [fl] | 1747.08.24 | London | CITATION | Of all the causes which conspire to blind [fl] | 1729.10.06 | Boston | CITATION | Of all the draughts of heavenly art [fl] | 1766.08.30 | Providence | CITATION | Of all the experience, how vast the amount [fl] | 1777.04.03 | Newport | CITATION | Of all the gifts by God on man bestowed [fl] | 1783.08.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Of all the leaders in the state [fl] | 1783.08.22 | New York | CITATION | Of all the leaders in the state [fl] | 1783.09.13 | Newport | CITATION | Of all the leaders in the state [fl] | 1783.09.15 | Hartford | CITATION | Of all the leaders in the State [fl] | 1771.11.30 | Providence | CITATION | Of all the nations, compli[?] crimes [fl] | 1767.02.27 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Of all the nauseous, complicated crimes [fl] | 1739.01.22 | London | CITATION | Of all the plagues beneath the sun [fl] | 1739.03.16 | London | CITATION | Of all the plagues beneath the sun [fl] | 1782.09.09 | London | CITATION | Of all the plagues beneath the sun [fl] | 1769.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Of all the plagues that heav'n hath sent [fl] | 1783.07.07 | Boston | CITATION | Of all the powers of Heaven most dear [fl] | 1735.06.30 | New York | CITATION | Of all the virtues justice is the best [fl] | 1763.02.07 | Boston | CITATION | Of all the weeks that Tellus's bosom yields [fl] | 1773.02.18 | Boston | CITATION | Of all the wretches here, below [fl] | 1773.02.26 | New London | CITATION | Of all the wretches here below [fl] | 1769.12.21 | Boston | CITATION | Of ambitious breed [fl] | 1782.03.05 | Baltimore | CITATION | Of Ancient Rome [t] [beg] Rome, that the conquer'd world so long had sway'd | 1731.06.28 | Boston | CITATION | Of ancient streams presume no more to tell [fl] | 1732.07.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Of ancient streams presume no more to tell [fl] | 1732.12.18 | London | CITATION | Of Anger, Envy, and Malice [t] [beg] Beneath the gloomy covert | 1770.11.09 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Of autumn fevers not let all beware [fl] | 1770.10.04 | New York | CITATION | Of autumn fevers now let all beware [fl] | 1767.10.12 | Boston | CITATION | Of autumn fevers now let us beware [fl] | 1767.10.22 | New York | CITATION | Of Autumn fevers now let us beware [fl] | 1771.11.07 | New York | CITATION | Of Babel's fam'd city, we, learned and wise [fl] | 1722.01.29 | Boston | CITATION | Of beauty's sacred, conquering Powers I sing [fl] | 1779.05.22 | Boston | CITATION | Of Bray the vicar long I've been [fl] | 1776.05.23 | New York | CITATION | Of Chance and Predestination [t] [beg] Three diff'rent schemes philosophers | 1750.02.05 | Boston | CITATION | Of Courts [t] [beg] If any rogue vexatious suits advance | 1773.08.20 | Baltimore | CITATION | Of crown'd depravity- the sat[?]urious cause! [fl] | 1773.09.24 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Of crown'd depravity--the spurious cause [fl] | 1758.07.31 | Ticonderoga | CITATION | Of Death [t] [beg] Tis to the vulgar, death too harsh appears | 1772.12.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Of fairest, thou art fair, my love [fl] | 1760.02.18 | Boston | CITATION | Of Fate [t] [beg] Must Babel's lofty towers submit to fate? | 1773.03.19 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Of Fortune [t] [beg] Some hoist up fortune to the skies | 1774.01.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Of frowning winter, who deforms the year [fl] | 1781.09.15 | London | CITATION | Of fun I sing, for without fun [fl] | 1748.09.26 | Boston | CITATION | Of God and Nature [t] [beg] A mighty work, O Quintus, I essay! | 1782.05.27 | London | CITATION | Of great and glorious names to speak [fl] | 1782.06.19 | London | CITATION | Of great and glorious names to speak [fl] | 1782.07.15 | London | CITATION | Of great and glorious names to speak [fl] | 1782.08.07 | London | CITATION | Of great and glorious names to speak [fl] | 1767.05.11 | Prussia | CITATION | Of greatness, and its pompous train [fl] | 1767.06.05 | Prussia | CITATION | Of greatness, and its pompous train [fl] | 1768.07.05 | Prussia | CITATION | Of greatness, and its pompous train [fl] | 1768.07.30 | Prussia | CITATION | Of greatness, and its pompous train [fl] | 1767.08.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Of Houses of Labour... [t] [beg] O when, through every province, shall be | 1743.05.09 | Boston | CITATION | Of late, a dreadful storm of wind [fl] | 1757.01.31 | London | CITATION | Of late at White's was young Florello seen [fl] | 1767.05.09 | New Haven | CITATION | Of late, at White's was young Florello seen [fl] | 1772.02.03 | Albany | CITATION | Of late I went, as I amusement sought [fl] | 1781.08.08 | London | CITATION | Of late the urchin God of love [fl] | 1759.06.29 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Of late we have heard how that Hungary's dame [fl] | 1767.05.20 | Islington | CITATION | Of laudanum an ample dose [fl] | 1767.07.20 | London | CITATION | Of laudanum an ample dose [fl] | 1736.10.15 | London | CITATION | Of manners gentle, of affections mild [fl] | 1736.11.11 | London | CITATION | Of manners gentle, of affections mild [fl] | 1735.01.06 | London | CITATION | Of Man's Sovereign Good [t] [beg] Good, that never satisfies the mind, A | 1765.01.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Of Music and Vibration [t] (Fenning), for sale by Hall, David | 1765.02.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Of Music and Vibration [t] (Fenning), for sale by Hall, David | 1761.09.11 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Of my dear flock one more is gone [fl] | 1761.02.09 | Boston | CITATION | Of no distemper, of no blast he died [fl] | 1742.08.30 | London | CITATION | Of Oates new thash'd at Tyburn take two pound [fl] | 1773.12.30 | New York | CITATION | Of old, to witness love sincere [fl] | 1770.06.07 | London | CITATION | Of outs and inns, the common sins [fl] | 1767.09.17 | Boston | CITATION | Of parts and learning, wit and worth possess'd [fl] | 1772.03.19 | New York | CITATION | Of peppermint water, at least to take a jill [fl] | 1772.03.26 | New York | CITATION | Of peppermint water, at least to take a jill [fl] | 1772.04.02 | New York | CITATION | Of peppermint water, at least to take a jill [fl] | 1760.10.16 | Annapolis | CITATION | Of polish'd manners, and of gen'rous mind [fl] | 1746.04.29 | Annapolis | CITATION | Of Pride, Arising from Riches and Prosperity [t] [beg] Who sees with equal | 1775.09.14 | New York | CITATION | Of private passions, all my soul divest [fl] | 1776.04.30 | Boston | CITATION | Of St George, or St Bute, let the poet laureat sing [fl] | 1741.01.12 | London | CITATION | Of Taste, Modern Table-talk... [t] [beg] Rare receipt, quite scalding new, A | 1734.03.25 | London | CITATION | Of the Courts of Equity [t] [beg] Did Raums gain a cause? this might be told | 1774.08.02 | America | CITATION | Of the Prospect of Arts and Sciences in America [t] [beg] Muse, disgusted at | 1774.08.04 | London | CITATION | Of the Prospect of Arts and Sciences in America [t] [beg] Muse, disgusted at | 1768.03.17 | New York | CITATION | Of the Vanity of Human Wishes [t] [beg] Fate wings with ev'ry wish | 1770.03.15 | New York | CITATION | Of this small engine dispossed [fl] | 1771.09.26 | New York | CITATION | Of this small engine dispossest [fl] | 1751.01.16 | Annapolis | CITATION | Of two battalions set in rank and file [fl] | 1782.12.11 | New York | CITATION | Of virtue, 'tis by virtuous men agreed [fl] | 1764.01.12 | New York | CITATION | Of Yesterday [t] [beg] Three noble turrets, ample, deep and high |