| DATE | LOCATION | CITATION | TEXT INDEX ENTRY | 1738.12.04 | London? | CITATION | For a trifle arrested, near eight months ago [fl] | 1775.02.06 | Hartford | CITATION | For and Against [t] [beg] Thrice happy happy lives - Who are from wedlock | 1771.02.28 | New York | CITATION | For and Against [t] [beg] Thrice happy, happy lives,-Who are from wedlock | 1776.12.16 | New York | CITATION | For as a flea, that goes to bed [fl] | 1776.12.23 | New York | CITATION | For as a flea, that goes to bed [fl] | 1776.12.30 | New York | CITATION | For as a flea, that goes to bed [fl] | 1747.10.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | For Barclay's learned apology is due [fl] | 1775.04.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | For Barclay's learned apology is due [fl] | 1778.12.30 | New York | CITATION | For battle prepar'd in their country's just cause [fl] | 1751.03.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | For Britain's determin'd her rights..., burden of lyric [beg] Ye Britons be | 1770.12.27 | New York | CITATION | For Christmas-Day [t] [beg] High let us swell our tuneful notes | 1783.12.27 | New York | CITATION | For earthly monarchs, in their grandeur vain [fl] | 1764.01.12 | London | CITATION | For ever hated be the fatal hour [fl] | 1769.10.25 | Savannah | CITATION | For ever hated be the fatal hour [fl] | 1764.01.20 | London | CITATION | For ever hated by the fatal hour [fl] | 1777.03.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | For forms of government let fools contest [fl] | 1767.10.01 | New York | CITATION | For geese, the finest ever seen [fl] | 1767.10.12 | London | CITATION | For geese, the finest ever seen [fl] | 1767.10.15 | Boston | CITATION | For geese, the finest ever seen [fl] | 1767.10.16 | Edinburgh | CITATION | For geese, the finest ever seen [fl] | 1767.10.17 | London | CITATION | For geese, the finest ever seen [fl] | 1767.11.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | For geese the finest ever seen [fl] | 1772.11.09 | London | CITATION | For General Wolfe [t] [beg] To read this monumental verse approach | 1763.09.16 | New London | CITATION | For George and Liberty I cry aloud [fl] | 1779.06.12 | Boston | CITATION | For George the Third I turn'd my coat [fl] | 1738.03.07 | New York | CITATION | For God, they think, no notice takes [fl] | 1775.04.06 | Boston | CITATION | For he always stood firm to his text [fl] | 1767.01.01 | New York | CITATION | For he who hopes his bile shall not offend [fl] | 1741.11.23 | New York | CITATION | For heaps of gold let plodding misers toil [fl] | 1751.12.09 | New York | CITATION | For her husband deceas'd, Sally chants the sweet [fl] | 1772.07.16 | Charleston | CITATION | For him alone, hope leads from goal to goal [fl] | 1751.03.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | For His Majesty's Birth-Day [t] [beg] Great prince, whose name distinguish'd | 1774.06.15 | Newburyport | CITATION | For Life [t] [beg] Mankind may walk unvex'd by strife | 1776.09.16 | Norwich | CITATION | For Life [t] [beg] Mankind my rover, unvex'd by strife | 1772.10.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | For Life [t] [beg] Manking may walk, unvex'd by strife | 1729.03.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | For mastives only have the knack [fl] | 1770.07.13 | Dorsetshire | CITATION | For me, deceas'd, weep not, my dear [fl] | 1772.12.08 | London | CITATION | For me, deceas'd, weep not my dear [fl] | 1762.11.12 | London | CITATION | For me, let Wisdom's sacred fountain flow [fl] | 1768.04.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | For modes of faith, let graceless zealots fight [fl] | 1777.11.06 | New York | CITATION | For murder and for sodomy [fl] | 1777.11.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | For neither pedant nor for prude [fl] | 1777.11.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | For neither pedant nor for prude [fl] | 1777.11.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | For neither pedant nor for prude [fl] | 1777.12.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | For neither pedant nor for prude [fl] | 1777.12.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | For neither pedant nor for prude [fl] | 1777.12.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | For neither pedant nor for prude [fl] | 1770.12.29 | London | CITATION | For New-Year's Day [t] [beg] Eternal source of ev'ry joy! | 1774.01.01 | Providence | CITATION | For New-Year's Day [t] [beg] Eternal source of ev'ry joy! | 1763.12.31 | Providence | CITATION | For New-Year's Day [t] [beg] God of my life, thy constant care | 1764.12.29 | Providence | CITATION | For New-Year's Day [t] [beg] Remark, my soul, the narrow bounds | 1767.01.03 | London | CITATION | For New-Year's Day [t] [beg] Remark, my soul, the narrow bounds | 1733.08.20 | New York | CITATION | For once let me ask you a question, good Sir [fl] | 1771.01.11 | Boston | CITATION | For one like her with such a heavenly breast [fl] | 1781.10.03 | Charleston | CITATION | For other maxims formed our state [fl] | 1779.05.25 | New York | CITATION | For poem poignant short and sweet [fl] | 1772.05.21 | New York | CITATION | For shame Bully Buckhorse, why stab in the dark? [fl] | 1750.04.02 | London | CITATION | For shame! for shame! Oxonians all [fl] | 1772.07.02 | Charleston | CITATION | For shame! for shame! Oxonians all [fl] | 1750.03.13 | London | CITATION | For shame! for shame! Oxonions all [fl] | 1782.01.10 | Fishkill | CITATION | For the 1st of January 1782 [t] [beg] Circling sun, bright monarch of the | 1770.11.22 | New York | CITATION | For the Cumber-Land Wits [t] [beg] Truce with your banter, ye wits; pray | 1770.11.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | For the Cumber-land Wits [t] [beg] Truce with your banter, ye wits; pray for | 1770.12.28 | London | CITATION | For the Cumber-Land Wits [t] [beg] Truce with your banter, ye wits; pray for | 1771.01.11 | New London | CITATION | For the Cumber-Land Wits [t] [beg] Truce with your banter, ye wits; pray | 1773.06.04 | New London | CITATION | For the Encouragement of Vocal Music [t] [beg] Shall birds their sweetest | 1773.06.08 | Hartford | CITATION | For the Encouragement of Vocal Music [t] [beg] Shall birds their sweetest | 1735.09.13 | Charleston | CITATION | For the Honour of Old England [t] [beg] Russ loves brandy, Dutchmen beer | 1749.07.03 | New York | CITATION | For the Night of the Fire Works [t] [beg] Sun, that us'd to chear our hearts | 1749.08.09 | London | CITATION | For the Night of the Fire Works [t] [beg] Sun, that us'd to chear our hearts | 1749.06.26 | Boston | CITATION | For the Night of the Fireworks [t] [beg] Sun, that us'd to chear our hearts | 1770.12.17 | New York | CITATION | For the Parlour Common Council [t] [beg] Says my Lord to his cook, I shall | 1772.04.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | For the Root-House at Wrest [t] [beg] Stranger, or guest, whome'er this | 1773.04.19 | Charleston | CITATION | For thee all thoughts of pleasure I forego [fl] | 1775.12.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | For thee, bless'd maid, I'll tune the youthful lyre [fl] | 1732.06.01 | London | CITATION | For thee I dim these eyes, and stuff this head [fl] | 1731.05.24 | London | CITATION | For thee, sweet month, the groves green liv'ries wear [fl] | 1757.06.17 | Portsmouth | CITATION | For thee, the soldiers, with heroick grace [fl] | 1774.08.10 | London | CITATION | For these few hours of life allotted me [fl] | 1736.01.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | For these nocturnal thieves, huntsmen prepare [fl] | 1768.11.10 | Boston | CITATION | For this, when beauty's blooming charms are past [fl] | 1768.12.27 | Boston | CITATION | For this, when beauty's blooming charms are past [fl] | 1782.03.16 | Richmond | CITATION | For various purposes serves the fan [fl] | 1771.04.04 | London | CITATION | For while aloft the order they ascend [fl] | 1771.04.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | For while aloft the order they attend [fl] | 1775.09.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | For who will pay treasure, burden of lyric [beg] Fair liberty, now each | 1776.06.27 | Boston | CITATION | For wild ambition, with imperious force [fl] | 1732.04.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | For wind up hypochondria pent [fl] | 1746.06.16 | Holland | CITATION | For wisdom known, Sir Twickel goes [fl] | 1751.08.26 | Annapolis-Royl | CITATION | For you, dear sir, the muse unus'd to sing [fl] | 1772.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | For you, my sweet fair, my anxious muse shall sing [fl] |