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Author: Evans, Nathaniel, 1742-1767.
Title: Poems on several occasions, with some other compositions. By Nathaniel Evans, A.M. late missionary (appointed by the Society for Propagating the Gospel) for Gloucester County, in New-Jersey; and Chaplain to the Lord Viscount Kilmorey, of the Kingdom of Ireland.
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Print source: Poems on several occasions, with some other compositions. By Nathaniel Evans, A.M. late missionary (appointed by the Society for Propagating the Gospel) for Gloucester County, in New-Jersey; and Chaplain to the Lord Viscount Kilmorey, of the Kingdom of Ireland.
Evans, Nathaniel, 1742-1767., Smith, William, 1727-1803, ed., Ferguson, Elizabeth, 1737-1801. On the death of Rev. Nathaniel Evans., Evans, Nathaniel, 1742-1767. Love of the world not compatible with the love of God.
Philadelphia:: Printed by John Dunlap, in Market-Street., M.DCC.LXXII. [1772]
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Poems -- 1772.
Hymns.
Sermons.
Subscribers' lists.
URL: https://name.umdl.umich.edu/N09733.0001.001
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PREFACE.
DAPHNIS AND MENALCAS, A PASTORAL ECLOGUE.
ODE TO A FRIEND. 1758.
EPISTOLARY ODE TO A FRIEND.
PANEGYRIC ODE TO THE MEMORY OF GENERAL WOLFE, SLAIN AT THE SIEGE OF QUEBEC.
ELEGY TO THE Memory of THEOPHILUS GREW, A. M. Professor of Mathematics in the College of PHILADELPHIA.
A RIDDLE.
ODE ON THE PROSPECT OF PEACE. 1761.
A RURAL ODE, Written by the Author at the Age of Sixteen.
ODE TO A FRIEND.
HYMN TO MAY.
AN ANACREONTIC ODE.
SONG. EXTEMPORE.
TO SYLVIA.
SONG.
AN ODE, Attempted in the Manner of HORACE, TO MY INGENIOUS FRIEND, MR. THOMAS GODFREY.
A SONG TO MIRA; ON PARTING.
VERSES FOR THE NEW-YEAR 1762 .
AN ODE, On completing my One and Twentieth Year of Age.
HEROIC STANZAS, On the Successes of his MAJESTY'S Arms, and the Greatness of the ENGLISH NATION; 1762.
AN EXERCISE; CONTAINING, A DIALOGUE AND ODE ON OCCASION OF THE PEACE.
A DIALOGUE, &c. HORATIO, PALEMON, PHILANDER.
ODE, WRITTEN BY PAUL JACKSON, A. M.
PSALM XCVII. Paraphrased.
introduction
PSALM XCVII. PARAPHRASED.
PSALM CXLV. PARAPHRASED.
PSALM CXXXVII. VERSIFIED.
poems
Ad GULIELMUM LAUDERUM, P. P.
TO WILLIAM LAUDER, P. P.
pastoral
CARMEN PASTORALE.
A PASTORAL, from the Latin of the same.
ELEGY, TO THE MEMORY OF MY BELOVED FRIEND, MR. THOMAS GODFREY, Who died near Wilmington, North-Carolina, August 3d, 1763.
TO BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, ESQ L. L. D.
ON THE AEOLIAN HARP.
AN EPISTLE TO MIRA.
AN ORATION ON SCIENCE.
VERSES, ADDRESSED TO THE TRUSTEES of the COLLEGE and ACADEMY OF PHILADELPHIA.
EPITAPH, IN MEMORY OF MRS. MARGARET ROBINSON, WIFE OF CAPT. JAMES ROBINSON, Who died March 22, 1765, and was buried in St. Catharine's Church, London.
TO CLARINDA.
THE MORNING INVITATION, To Two YOUNG LADIES at the GLOUCESTER SPRING.
FRAGMENTS, AND UNFINISHED POEMS.
ON TIME.
INTRODUCTION TO A NIGHT-PIECE.
A SEA-PIECE.
TO MELANCHOLY.
BEGINNING OF A POEM, ON THE PASSION and RESURRECTION of CHRIST.
AN INVOCATION, For the Return of Spring; March 17th, 1760.
ON SOLITUDE.
ORPHEUS AND EURYDICE.
AN ODE.
Some LINES out of MR. POPE'S ELOISE TO ABELARD.
A PARODY On the foregoing LINES, by a LADY, assuming the Name of LAURA.
AN EPISTLE TO LAURA, ON HER PARODY.
LAURA's ANSWER.
TO LAURA, IN REPLY TO THE ABOVE.
VERSES ON THREE LADIES, Who filled up Les Bouts Rimez and desired the AUTHOR to decide which was best.
ANSWER BY LAURA, One of the THREE LADIES above mentioned.
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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CONGREGATION OF GLOUCESTER.
The LOVE of the World incompa|tible with the LOVE of GOD.