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| Searching... Subject: BENNINGTON, BATTLE OF (1777) Matches Found: 7 BENNINGTON, by WILLIAM HENRY BABCOCK Poem Text First Line: A cycle was closed and rounded Last Line: The earthworks at bennington. Alternate Author Name(s): Babcock, W. H. Subject(s): American Revolution; Bennington, Battle Of (1777) PARSON ALLEN'S RIDE [AUGUST 15, 1777], by WALLACE BRUCE Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: The 'catamount tavern' is lively tonight Last Line: The parson who came in his one-horse chaise. Subject(s): Allen, Thomas (1743-1810); American Revolution; Bennington, Battle Of (1777); Clergy; Priests; Rabbis; Ministers; Bishops THE BATTLE OF BENNINGTON, by JULIA DOUGLAS (WALDENBURG) FAY Poem Text First Line: Twas the eve of that glorious battle morn Last Line: Till she enter the endless age of peace! Subject(s): Bennington, Battle Of (1777) THE BATTLE OF BENNINGTON [AUGUST 16, 1777], by THOMAS P. RODMAN Poem Text First Line: Up through a cloudy sky, the sun Last Line: The best beloved die. Subject(s): American Revolution; Bennington, Battle Of (1777) THE MARCHING SONG OF STARK'S MEN [AUGUST 15, 1777], by EDWARD EVERETT HALE Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: March! March! March! From sunrise till it's dark Last Line: And to hear them thank our god for the day. Subject(s): American Revolution; Bennington, Battle Of (1777); Stark, John (1728-1822) THE RIFLEMAN'S SONG AT BENNINGTON, by ANONYMOUS Poem Text First Line: "why come ye hither, stranger [or, redcoat]?" Last Line: "if flint and trigger hold but true, / the quicker 'twill be done" Subject(s): "american Revolution;bennington, Battle Of (1777); WINDSOR ODE, by ROYALL TYLER Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: The blushing east displays the dawn Last Line: Shout! Shout columbia's &c. Alternate Author Name(s): Old Simon; S. Subject(s): Bennington, Battle Of (1777); Fourth Of July; Truxtun, Thomas (1755-1822); Windsor, Vermont; Independence Day; Truxton, Thomas |
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