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An Elegiac Epistle from an Unfortunate Elector of Germany, to
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An Epistle from Edward to Harriet. London, 1779.

An Ode to Peace. London, 1778.

The History of Sir Eger, Sir Graham and Sir Gray Steel, a

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2228, O. 4. Democracy; an epic poem. New York, 1794.

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1964, D. Patent Right Oppression; or, Knavery Detected. By Patrick N. L. Elisha, Esq., Poet Laureate. Philadelphia, 1813.

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1953, D. The Fudge Family in Washington. Edited by Harry Nimrod. Baltimore, 1820.

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