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100 1  Wheatley, Phillis,|d1753-1784. 
240 10 Works.|f1988 
245 14 The collected works of Phillis Wheatley /|cedited with an 
       essay by John C. Shields. 
264  1 New York :|bOxford University Press,|c1988. 
300    xl, 339 pages :|bportrait ;|c17 cm. 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
490 1  The Schomburg library of nineteenth-century Black women 
       writers 
504    Includes bibliographical references. 
505 00 |gPoems on various subjects, religious and moral.|tTo 
       Maecenas --|tOn virtue --|tTo the University of Cambridge,
       in New-England --|tTo the King's Most Excellent Majesty  
       1768 --|tOn being brought from Africa to America --|tOn 
       the death of the Rev. Dr. Sewell 1769 --|tOn the death of 
       the Rev. Mr. George Whitefield 1770 --|tOn the death of a 
       young lady of five years of age --|tOn the death of a 
       young gentleman --|tTo a lady on the death of her husband 
       --|tGoliath of Gath --|tThoughts on the works of 
       Providence --|tTo a lady on the death of three relations -
       -|tTo a clerygman on the death of his lady --|tAn hymn to 
       the morning --|tAn hymn to the evening --|tIsaiah LXIII. 1
       -8 --|tOn recollection --|tOn imagination --|tA funeral 
       poem on the death of C.E. an infant of twelve months --
       |tTo Captain H---d, of the 65th Regiment --|tTo the Right 
       Honourable William, Earl of Dartmouth, His Majesty's 
       Principal Secretary of State for North America --|tOde to 
       Neptune. On Mrs. W---'s voyage to England --|tTo a lady on
       her coming to North America with her son, for the recovery
       of her health --|tTo a lady on her remarkable preservation
       in an hurricane in North-Carolina --|tTo a lady and her 
       children, on the death of her son and their brother --|tTo
       a gentleman and lady on the death of the lady's brother 
       and sister, and a child of the name Avis, aged one year --
       |tOn the death of Dr. Samuel Marshall 1771--|tTo a 
       gentleman on his voyage to Great-Britain for the recovery 
       of his health --|tTo the Rev. Dr. Thomas Amory on reading 
       his sermons on daily devotion, in which that duty is 
       recommended and assisted --|tOn the death of J.C. an 
       infant --|tAn hymn to humanity. To S.P.G. Esq. --|tTo the 
       Honourable T.H. Esq; on the death of his daughter --
       |tNiobe in distress for her children slain by Apollo, from
       Ovid's Metamorphoses , Book VI. And from a view of the 
       painting of Mr. Richard Wilson --|tTo S.M. a young African
       painter, on seeing his works --|tTo His Honour the 
       Lieutenant-Governor, on the death of his lady. March 24, 
       1773 --|tA farewel to America. To Mrs. S.W. --|tA rebus, 
       by I.B. --|tAn answer to the rebus, by the author of these
       poems. 
505 00 |gExtant poems not included in the 1773 poems.|tAtheism --
       |tAn address to the deist --|tOn Messrs. Hussey and Coffin
       --|tAmerica --|tTo the Honble. Commodore Hood on his 
       pardoning a deserter --|tOn friendship --|tOn the death of
       Mr. Snider murder'd by Richardson --|tAn elegy to Miss 
       Mary Moorhead, on the death of her father, the Rev. Mr. 
       John Moorhead --|tTo a gentleman of the Navy --|tThe 
       answer [by the gentleman of the Navy] --|tPhillis's reply 
       to the answer --|tTo His Excellency General Washington --
       |tOn the capture of General Lee --|tOn the death of 
       General Wooster --|tTo Mr. and Mrs. ---  on the death of 
       their infant son --|tAn elegy sacred to the memory of that
       great divine, the Reverend and learned Dr. Samuel Cooper -
       -|tLiberty and peace --|tAn elegy on leaving ---. 
505 00 |gProse. Letters.|tTo the Rt. Hon'ble the Countess of 
       Huntingdon (October 25, 1770) --|tMadam [to Abigail May?] 
       (November or December 1771) --|tHon'd Sir [John Thornton] 
       (April 21, 1772) --|tto Abour Tanner, in Newport (May 19, 
       1772) --|tto Arbour Tanner, in Newport (July 19, 1772) --
       |tMy Lord [Earl of Dartmouth] (October 10, 1772) --|tMadam
       [the Countess of Huntingdon] (June 27, 1773) --|tMadam 
       [the Countess of Huntingdon] (July 17, 1773) --|tSir 
       [David Wooster] (October 18, 1773) --|tTo Obour Tanner, in
       New Port (October 30, 1773) --|tHon'd Sir [John Thornton] 
       (December 1, 1773) --|t[To the Rev. Samuel Hopkins] 
       (February 9, 1774) --|tReverend and Honoured Sir [to 
       Samson Occom] (February 11, 1774) --|tto Miss Obour Tanner,
       Newport (March 21, 1774) --|tMuch Honoured Sir [John 
       Thornton] (March 29, 1774) --|tTo Miss Obour Tanner, New 
       Port, Rhode Island (May 6, 1774) --|tRev'd Sir [Samuel 
       Hopkins] (May 6, 1774) --|tMuch Hon'd Sir [John Thornton] 
       (October 30, 1774) --|tSir [George Washington] (October 26,
       1775) --|tMiss Obour Tanner, Worcester (May 29, 1778) --
       |tMadam [Mary Wooster] (July 15, 1778) --|tMiss Obour 
       Tanner, Worcester (May 10, 1779) --|gProposals for 
       volumes.|tProposals for printing by subscription (February
       29, 1772) --|tProposals (October 30, 1779) --|tWheatley's 
       final proposal (September 1784) --|tPrayer : Sabbath - 
       June 13, 1779. 
505 00 |gVariant poems and letters. Poems.|tTo the University of 
       Cambridge, wrote in 1767 --|tOn Atheism [Variant I] --|tOn
       Atheism [Variant II] --|tDeism --|tTo the King's Most 
       Excellent Majesty on his repealing the American Stamp Act 
       --|tOn the death of the Rev'd Dr. Sewall, 1769 --|tTo Mrs.
       Leonard, on the death of her husband --|tAn Elegiac poem, 
       on the death of -- George Whitefield [Variant I] --|tAn 
       ode of verses on the much-lamented death of the Rev. Mr. 
       George Whitefield [Variant II] --|tOn the death of Doctor 
       Samuel Marshall --|tRecollection, to Miss A---, M--- --
       |tTo the Rev. Mr. Pitkin, on the death of his lady --|tTo 
       the Hon'ble Thomas Hubbard, Esq; on the death of Mrs. 
       Thankfull Leonard --|tTo the Right Honourable William 
       Legge, Earl of Dartmouth --|tTo the Empire of America, 
       beneath the Western Hemisphere. Farewell to America. To 
       Mrs. S.W. [Variant I] --|tFarewell to America [Variant II]
       --|tAn elegy sacred to the memory of the Rev'd Samuel 
       Cooper, D.D. --|tOn the death of J.C. an infant --
       |gLetters.|tMost Notable Lady [the Countess of Huntingdon]
       (October 25, 1770 --|tMy Lord [Dartmouth] (June 3, 1773). 
505 00 |tPhillis Wheatley's struggle for freedom in her poetry 
       and prose /|rJohn C. Shields. 
600 10 Wheatley, Phillis,|d1753-1784|vCorrespondence. 
650  0 African Americans|vPoetry. 
650  0 Poets, American|yColonial period, approximately 1600-1775
       |vCorrespondence. 
650  0 African American poets|vCorrespondence. 
653  0 English poetry 
653  0 United States 
700 1  Shields, John C.,|d1944- 
830  0 Schomburg library of nineteenth-century Black women 
       writers. 
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