Its first American edition included "The Author to Her Book," a modest contemplation of this collection, published in 1650 without the author's knowledge.  
The first edition says that it contains a "compleat description of the four elements, conflitations (sic), ages of man and seasons of the year."  Including works like "In Honor of That High and Mighty Princess Queen Elizabeth of Happy Memory," its focal point is the long work "A Dialogue between Old England and New; Concerning Their Present Troubles."  Its first American edition included "The Author to Her Book," a modest contemplation of this collection, published in 1650 without the author's knowledge.  FTP, name this first book of poetry published by an American, written by Anne Bradstreet.
The first edition says that it contains a "compleat description of the four elements, conflitations (sic), ages of man and seasons of the year."  
The Tenth Muse Lately Sprung up in America