He criticized a "ranting field orator" who believed that "the lion and the lamb will stray / And social, walk the woodland way" in his poem "The Millenium." Another of his poems states "let others...tell of climes that boast unfading light" / "I sing the horrors of the House of Night." This author of General Gage's Confessi
He criticized a "ranting field orator" who believed that "the lion and the lamb will stray / And social, walk the woodland way" in his poem "The Millenium." Another of his poems states "let others...tell of climes that boast unfading light" / "I sing the horrors of the House of Night." This author of General Gage's Confession adopted the persona of Hezekiah Salem for poems such as "To a Honey-Bee," and lamented his treatment after the capture of the Aurora in "The British Prison Ship." FTP, identify this author of "The Wild Honey-suckle" and "The Indian Burying-Ground," known as the "Poet of the American Revolution".
He criticized a "ranting field orator" who believed that "the lion and the lamb will stray / And social, walk the woodland way" in his poem "The Millenium."