DATE
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LOCATION
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CITATION
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TEXT INDEX ENTRY
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1781.09.12
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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Reflection of an American... [t] [beg] This hodge-podge chief, compos'd of
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1769.12.04
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Boston
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CITATION
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Reflection on the late Comet [t] [beg] Betsy, why languishes thy piercing
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1771.11.01
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New London
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CITATION
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Reflection upon a Tempest... [t] [beg] Mount up, my muse, to yonder pole
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1772.09.10
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New York
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CITATION
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Reflection [t] [beg] When I contemplate human life
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1772.08.17
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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Reflection [t] [beg] Whilst beneath the woodland shade
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1772.08.25
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Hartford
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CITATION
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Reflection [t] [beg] Whilst beneath the woodland shade
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1783.05.29
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Charlestown
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CITATION
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Reflections [t] [beg] Assembly call'd the first of May
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1760.07.24
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Boston
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CITATION
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Reflections...Melancholy Instance... [t] [beg] Lorenzo, warm in youth! thy
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1764.07.05
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New York
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CITATION
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Reflections Occasioned by a Walk... [t] [beg] Thus pensive as I tread the
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1783.12.09
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Springfield
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CITATION
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Reflections of A Libertine... [t] [beg] When sprightly health flow'd in my
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1775.10.18
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New York
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CITATION
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Reflections of Gage's Letter...[t] [beg] Rebels you are, the hopeful Gen'ral
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1756.03.25
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Annapolis
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CITATION
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Reflections of the Uncertainty... [t] [beg] How vain is man! How fluttering
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1774.04.01
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New London
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CITATION
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Reflections on a Dying Plover [t] [beg] Arrested in her mid career
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1780.01.01
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Boston
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CITATION
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Reflections on a New-Year Time... [t] [beg] Hoary morn's instructive cares
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1782.02.14
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Savannah
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CITATION
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Reflections on a Watch [t] [beg] How sure, how certain does each index show
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1782.08.26
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Boston
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CITATION
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Reflections on an Illicit Trade [t] [beg] While we are fighting our
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1754.01.10
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Annapolis
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CITATION
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Reflections on an Instance of Human Frailty [t] [beg] Alas, how frail is man
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1767.10.12
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London
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CITATION
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Reflections on Drunkenness [t] [beg] Drunken fool, with palsy'd hand, The
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1769.03.29
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Savannah
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CITATION
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Reflections on Misfortune [t] [beg] Misfortune best sincerity can shew
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1772.04.30
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Williamsburg
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CITATION
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Reflections on Mortality [t] [beg] God's vast existence ne'er decays
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1782.02.16
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London
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CITATION
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Reflections on Providence [t] [beg] Look round thee, man, observe the planet
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1774.12.29
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Williamsburg
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CITATION
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Reflections on the Absurdity... [t] [beg] What ear, ye sirens, can endure
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1768.03.05
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London
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CITATION
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Reflections on the Death of...Duke of York [t] [beg] And York no more!
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1773.12.24
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New London
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CITATION
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Reflections on the Death of the Late Amiable... [t] [beg] When heav'n has
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1768.02.15
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London
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CITATION
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Reflections on the Death of...York [t] [beg] And York no more! Let truth a
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1755.07.17
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Kingwood
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CITATION
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Reflections on the General Conflagration [t] [beg] Awak'ning thought! Must
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1772.07.23
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Charleston
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CITATION
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Reflections on the Present Moment [t] [beg] Now, th' important now! is all
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1781.10.31
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Chatham
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CITATION
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Reflections on the Revolving Years [t] [beg] Time like the dove of rapid
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1771.05.23
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Williamsburg
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CITATION
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Reflections on Time and Age [t] [beg] Relenting time! destroying power!
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1771.06.20
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New York
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CITATION
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Reflections on Time and Age [t] [beg] Relentless time! destroying power!
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1773.05.20
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New York
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CITATION
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Reflections on Viewing a Family Picture [t] [beg] When pensive on that
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