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Ethic Strains on subjects sublime and beautiful, and minor poems, by Thomas Odiorne A. M. 1822.

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The Siege of Constantinople, a poem by S. L. Fairfield, Charleston, 1822.

Clio, No. I, and II. by J. G. Percival. New Haven, 1822.
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Valdemar, or the Castle of the Cliff, by J. W. Simmons. 1822.
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War, a poem by Samuel Webber, M. D. 1823. 12mo.

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200.

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Regular Hymns on a great variety of Evangelical subjects and important occasions, with musical directions for all the varieties of appropriate expressions, by Samuel Willard.

1824.

A Collection of Fugitive Poems. J. Mortimer, Philadelphia, 1824: 18mo, pp. 74.

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A Collection of fugitive poems. Philadelphia, Thomas C. Clarke, 1824, 18mo, pp. 74.

Ode suggested by Rembrandt Peale's National Portrait of Washington, Philadelphia, 1824, 8vo.

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The Garland, a New General Repository of Fugitive Poetry, edited by G. A. Gamage, No. 1. June 1825, 8vo. pp. 16.

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Oriental Harp, Poems of the Boston Bard. Providence, R. I. Smith & Parmenter, 1826. 8vo, pp. 254.

The Religion of the Sun, a posthumous poem of Thomas Paine, with a preface by the proprietor. Philadelphia, 1826. 12mo, pp. 28.

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A Descant on Universalism, a poem, by John Peck. Boston, 1826. 18mo, pp. 35.

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Eleanor, and other poems, by Charles W. Thompson. Philadelphia, 1826.

The Rest of the Nations, a poem by Grenville Mellen. Portland, 1826. 8vo. pp. 28.

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Horace in New York, a satire. New York 1826.

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