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The prologue / Anne Bradstreet -- The author to her book / Anne Bradstreet -- Contemplations / Anne Bradstreet -- As weary pilgrim, now at rest / Anne Bradstreet -- The flesh and the spirit / Anne Bradstreet -- The four seasons of the year / Anne Bradstreet -- The vanity of all worldly things / Anne Bradstreet -- In memory of my dear grand-child Elizabeth Bradstreet / Anne Bradstreet -- To my dear and loving husband / Anne Bradstreet -- A letter to her husband, absent upon publick employment / Anne Bradstreet -- Another / Anne Bradstreet -- On my dear grand-child Simon Bradstreet / Anne Bradstreet -- Here followes some verses upon the burning of our house / Anne Bradstreet -- God's controversy with New England / Michael Wigglesworth -- A proyer unto Christ the Judge of the World / Michael Wigglesworth -- The day of doom / Michael Wigglesworth -- A song of emptiness to fill up the empty pages following / Michael Wigglesworth -- Meditation 1.1 / Edward Taylor -- Meditation 1.8 / Edward Taylor -- Meditation 1.29 / Edward Taylor -- Meditation 1.32 / Edward Taylor -- Meditation 1.39 / Edward Taylor -- Meditation 2.1 / Edward Taylor -- Meditation 2.2 / Edward Taylor -- Meditation 2.3 / Edward Taylor -- Meditation 2.4 / Edward Taylor -- Meditation 2.56 / Edward Taylor -- Meditation 2.150 / Edward Taylor -- Gods determinations: the preface / Edward Taylor -- The forwardness of the elect in the work of conversation / Edward Taylor -- The joy of church fellowship rightly attended / Edward Taylor -- Upon a spider catching a fly / Edward Taylor -- Huswifery / Edward Taylor -- The ebb and flow / Edward Taylor -- The Reverend Mr. Higgingson / Edward Johnson -- Mr. Eliot Pastor ... At Roxbury / Edward Johnson -- A few lines in remembrance of Thomas Hooker / Edward Johnson -- Mr. Roger Harlackenden / Edward Johnson -- Mr. Thomas Shepheard / Edward Johnson -- Onely the reverend grave and godly Mr. Buckly remains / Edward Johnson -- Oh king of saints / Edward Johnson -- Of the reasons moving this people to transplant themselves / Edward Johnson -- Of the transportation of people / Edward Johnson -- Of the arrivall of our English nation / Edward Johnson -- A briefe description of the land / Edward Johnson -- Of their building, planting and giving out of lands / Edward Johnson -- To populate this howling desart land / Edward Johnson -- What creature man / Edward Johnson -- Yet unto God this people feeling sayes / Edward Johnson -- Church-covenant band brought in with liberty / Edward Johnson -- The courteous pagan shall condemne / Roger Williams -- Course bread and water's most their fare / Roger Williams -- God gives them sleep / Roger Williams -- The pagans wild confesse the bonds / Roger Williams -- How busie are the sonnes of men / Roger Williams -- Boast not proud E [n] glish] / Roger Williams -- Mans restlesse soule hath restlesse eyes and ears / Roger Williams -- The see Gods wonders that are call's / Roger Williams -- What Habacuck once spake / Roger Williams -- Adulteries, murthers, robberies, thefts / Roger Williams -- The Indians prize not English gold / Roger Williams -- I have heard ingenuous Indians say / Roger Williams -- Our English gamesters scorne to stake / Roger Williams -- The ndians count of men as dogs / Roger Williams -- Truth is a native, naked beauty / Roger Williams -- One step twix's me and death / Roger Williams -- Whe Indians heare that some there are / Roger Williams -- Upon the much-to be lamented desease of ... 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Samuel Stone / John Cotton -- In Saram / John Cotton -- A thankful acknowledgment of God's providence / John Cotton -- A copy of verses ... on the sudden death of Mr. Joseph Claudius Gilbert / John Wilson -- Claudius Gilbert / John Wilson -- A word to New England / William Bradford -- Of boston in New England / William Bradford -- Epitaphium Meum / William Bradford -- The serpent with a voyce so slie and fine / Samuel Gorton -- R. B. / Samuel Gorton -- Uppon the first sight of New England / Thomas Tillam --

Trees both in the hills and plaines, in plenty be / William Wood -- The kingly Lyon, and the strong aarm'd Beare / William Wood -- The princely eagle, and the soaring hawke / William Wood -- The king of waters, the sea shouldering whale / William Wood -- The poem upon the Indian squa / John Josselyn -- And the bitter storm augments; the wild winds wage / John Josselyn -- Description of a New England spring / John Josselyn -- A love letter / Thomas Thatcher -- Upon the author Anne Bradstreet; by a known friend / Benjamin Woodbridge -- Upon the tomb of the most Reverend Mr. John Cotton / Benjamin Woodbridge -- On the following work, The day of doom, and its author / Jonathan Mithchell -- Almanac verse / Samuel Danforth I -- Awake yee westerne nymphs, arise and sing / Samuel Danforth I -- Upon Mrs. Anne Bradstreet her poems / John Rogers -- To the much honoured R.F. Esq. / Richard Chamberlain -- Of John Bunyans life &c / John James -- On ... John Haynes / John James -- Almanack verse .. 1657 / Samuel Bradstreet -- On mercenary and unjust bailiffs / Henricus Selyns -- Of scolding wives and the third day ague / Henricus Selyns -- Upon the bankruptcy of a physician / Henricus Selyns -- Reasons for and againsst marrying widows / Henricus Selyns -- On maids and cats / Henricus Selyns -- Nuptial song / Henricus Selyns -- Epitaph for Peter Stuyvesant / Henricus Selyns -- A judicious observation of that dreadful comet / Ichabod Wiswall -- The author to his book / George Alsop -- Could'st thou, o earth, live thus obscure / George Alsop -- Tis said the Gods / George Alsop -- Be just / George Alsop -- Trafique is earth's great Atlas / George Alsop -- Heavens bright lamp / George Alsop -- Poor vaunting earth / George Alsop -- To my cosen Mris. Ellinor Evins / George Alsop -- Lines on a purple cap / George Alsop -- God save the King / Benjamin Harris -- Of the French King's nativity / Benjamin Harris -- An account of the cruelty of the Papists / Benjamin Harris -- To the memory of the learned and reverend, Mr. Jonathan Mitchell / Francis Drake -- An elegiack verse on ... Mr. Elijah Corlet / John Norton II -- In consort to Wednesday, Jan. 1st. 1701 / Richard Henchman -- Vox oppressi to the Lady Phipps / Richard Henchman -- Upon the death of ... Mr. Jno Saffin Junr / Grindall Rawson -- To the learned and reverend Mr. Cotton Mather, on his excellent Magnalia / Grindall Rawson -- Some contemplations / John Williams -- Thoughts on the sight of the moon / Sarah Kemble Knight -- Resentments composed because of the clamor of town topers / Sarah Kemble Knight -- Warning to travailers / Sarah Kemble Knight -- Thoughts on pausing at a cottage / Sarah Kemble Knight -- Pleasent delusion / Sarah Kemble Knight -- Ad Librum / Samuel Danforth II -- An elegy in memory of Major Thomas Leonard Esq. / Samuel Danforth II -- Lines descriptive of Thomson's Island / Benjamin Lynde -- Bacons epitaph / John Cotton of Queen's Creek -- Upon the death of G: B / John Cotton of Queen's Creek -- Psalm LXIV. 6, the heart is deep / Roger Wolcott -- Matthew X. 28 / Roger Wolcott -- An old song -- Thomas Dudley ah! old must dye -- Respendent studs of heaven's frame -- The whore that rides in us abides -- Time tryeth truth -- On how the cobler -- Almanac verse --