Index Entry | Dance, metaphor of war, in lyric [beg] When war subsided in the south |
Location | New York |
Citation | NYEP(D.749.018 19 Jun 1749:22 (213) ON THE REPORT OF A BRITISH FLEET BEING TO BE SENT TO THE BALTICK. When war subsided in the south, Bellona seem'd to close her mouth; Her cheeks were smooth, her arms were slung, And down her trumpet careless hung; . . . [10 lines] Whoever leads the martial dance, From Sweden upwards, down to France; 'Tis thine to join some purchas'd friend, And pay the musick--in the end. |
Generic Title | New York Evening Post (DeForeest) |
Date | 1749.06.19 |
Publisher | DeForeest, Henry |
City, State | New York, NY |
Year | 1749 |
Bibliography | B0025499 |