While writing under the pseudonym of "Robert Slender," he produced a series of "Probationary Odes by Jonathan Pindar, Esq."
While writing under the pseudonym of "Robert Slender," he produced a series of "Probationary Odes by Jonathan Pindar, Esq." This man's political poems include one written with Hugh Henry Brackenridge for a Princeton commencement, as well as one about a "flame" which "lays all tyrants low," entitled "The Republican Genius of Europe." Renowned for such patriotic works as "Eutaw Springs," and "Rising Glory of America," he is best remembered for a poem about a flower "by Nature's self in white arrayed," and another which ends with the image of "the painted chief, and pointed spear." For ten points, identify this poet best known for "The Wild Honeysuckle" and "The Indian Burying Ground."
While writing under the pseudonym of "Robert Slender," he produced a series of "Probationary Odes by Jonathan Pindar, Esq."
Philip {Freneau}