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The Poems of Philip Freneau, Poet of — Volume 3
The Poems of Philip Freneau, Poet of — Volume 3

Chapter VI

Chapter 6 of The Poems of Philip Freneau, Poet of — Volume 3 is here in full — 365 sentences across 73 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?
A peace to the nations will nothing restore But the challenge of death and a deluge of gore!
A modern crusade Is undoubtedly made:-- With treaties rejected, and treaties renew'd, A permanent treaty they never conclude.
And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?
We are anxious to know The source of our wo In a world where the blessings of nature abound Why discord, the bane of her blessings, is found.
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The Poems of Philip Freneau, Poet of — Volume 3

Chapter VI

Chapter 6 of The Poems of Philip Freneau, Poet of — Volume 3 is here in full — 365 sentences across 73 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?
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A peace to the nations will nothing restore But the challenge of death and a deluge of gore!
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A modern crusade Is undoubtedly made:-- With treaties rejected, and treaties renew'd, A permanent treaty they never conclude.
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And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?
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We are anxious to know The source of our wo In a world where the blessings of nature abound Why discord, the bane of her blessings, is found.

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Nothing pronoun US /ˈnʌθɪŋ/

not one thing; not anything

From this reading “A peace to the nations will nothing restore But the challenge of death and a deluge of gore!”

All words in this reading · 81

Every word is available to listen to. Dictionary details are shown only when verified; these are not licensed Oxford entries.

1809

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From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

1812

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From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

1815

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From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

199

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From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

adeterminerUS /ə/

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

abound

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From this reading We are anxious to know The source of our wo In a world where the blessings of nature abound Why discord, the bane of her blessings, is found.

again

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From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading A peace to the nations will nothing restore But the challenge of death and a deluge of gore!

anxious

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From this reading We are anxious to know The source of our wo In a world where the blessings of nature abound Why discord, the bane of her blessings, is found.

areauxiliary verbUS /ɑːr/

the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun

From this reading We are anxious to know The source of our wo In a world where the blessings of nature abound Why discord, the bane of her blessings, is found.

ask

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From this reading And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?

bane

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From this reading We are anxious to know The source of our wo In a world where the blessings of nature abound Why discord, the bane of her blessings, is found.

beauxiliary verbUS /biː/

used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses

From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

blame

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From this reading And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?

blessings

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From this reading We are anxious to know The source of our wo In a world where the blessings of nature abound Why discord, the bane of her blessings, is found.

ButconjunctionUS /bʌt/

used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before

From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

challenge

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From this reading A peace to the nations will nothing restore But the challenge of death and a deluge of gore!

combined

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From this reading And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?

conclude

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From this reading A modern crusade Is undoubtedly made:-- With treaties rejected, and treaties renew'd, A permanent treaty they never conclude.

cruel

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From this reading And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?

crusade

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From this reading A modern crusade Is undoubtedly made:-- With treaties rejected, and treaties renew'd, A permanent treaty they never conclude.

curse

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From this reading And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?

death

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From this reading A peace to the nations will nothing restore But the challenge of death and a deluge of gore!

deluge

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From this reading A peace to the nations will nothing restore But the challenge of death and a deluge of gore!

detestable

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From this reading And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?

Didauxiliary verbUS /dɪd/

the past form of “do”, used in questions and negatives

From this reading And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?

discord

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From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

engaged

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From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

fated

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From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

found

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From this reading We are anxious to know The source of our wo In a world where the blessings of nature abound Why discord, the bane of her blessings, is found.

gore

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From this reading A peace to the nations will nothing restore But the challenge of death and a deluge of gore!

herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/

belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned

From this reading We are anxious to know The source of our wo In a world where the blessings of nature abound Why discord, the bane of her blessings, is found.

HOSTILITIES

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From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

impose

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From this reading And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?

inprepositionUS /ɪn/

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

Isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/

the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading A modern crusade Is undoubtedly made:-- With treaties rejected, and treaties renew'd, A permanent treaty they never conclude.

itpronounUS /ɪt/

a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned

From this reading And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?

know

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From this reading We are anxious to know The source of our wo In a world where the blessings of nature abound Why discord, the bane of her blessings, is found.

made

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From this reading A modern crusade Is undoubtedly made:-- With treaties rejected, and treaties renew'd, A permanent treaty they never conclude.

mankind

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From this reading And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?

minions

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From this reading And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?

modern

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From this reading A modern crusade Is undoubtedly made:-- With treaties rejected, and treaties renew'd, A permanent treaty they never conclude.

more

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From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

nations

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From this reading A peace to the nations will nothing restore But the challenge of death and a deluge of gore!

nature

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From this reading And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?

never

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From this reading A modern crusade Is undoubtedly made:-- With treaties rejected, and treaties renew'd, A permanent treaty they never conclude.

nothingpronounUS /ˈnʌθɪŋ/

not one thing; not anything

From this reading A peace to the nations will nothing restore But the challenge of death and a deluge of gore!

OFprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

ONprepositionUS /ɑːn/

touching and supported by a surface

From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

once

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From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

OrconjunctionUS /ɔːr/

used to join alternatives or possibilities

From this reading And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?

ourdeterminerUS /ˈaʊər/

belonging to the speaker and others

From this reading We are anxious to know The source of our wo In a world where the blessings of nature abound Why discord, the bane of her blessings, is found.

peace

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From this reading A peace to the nations will nothing restore But the challenge of death and a deluge of gore!

permanent

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From this reading A modern crusade Is undoubtedly made:-- With treaties rejected, and treaties renew'd, A permanent treaty they never conclude.

predestine

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From this reading And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?

rejected

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From this reading A modern crusade Is undoubtedly made:-- With treaties rejected, and treaties renew'd, A permanent treaty they never conclude.

renew'd

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From this reading A modern crusade Is undoubtedly made:-- With treaties rejected, and treaties renew'd, A permanent treaty they never conclude.

restore

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From this reading A peace to the nations will nothing restore But the challenge of death and a deluge of gore!

source

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From this reading We are anxious to know The source of our wo In a world where the blessings of nature abound Why discord, the bane of her blessings, is found.

submissively

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From this reading And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?

SYMPTOMS

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From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

task

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From this reading And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?

ThatconjunctionUS /ðæt/

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?

THEdeterminerUS /ðə/

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

theirdeterminerUS /ðer/

belonging to the people or things already mentioned

From this reading And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?

theypronounUS /ðeɪ/

the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject

From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

thisdeterminerUS /ðɪs/

used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned

From this reading And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?

toparticleUS /tuː/

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

treaties

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From this reading A modern crusade Is undoubtedly made:-- With treaties rejected, and treaties renew'd, A permanent treaty they never conclude.

treaty

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From this reading A modern crusade Is undoubtedly made:-- With treaties rejected, and treaties renew'd, A permanent treaty they never conclude.

tyrants

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From this reading And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?

undoubtedly

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From this reading A modern crusade Is undoubtedly made:-- With treaties rejected, and treaties renew'd, A permanent treaty they never conclude.

WAR

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From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

wepronounUS /wiː/

the speaker together with one or more other people

From this reading And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?

whereconjunctionUS /wer/

in or at the place that

From this reading We are anxious to know The source of our wo In a world where the blessings of nature abound Why discord, the bane of her blessings, is found.

whopronounUS /huː/

which person or people

From this reading And who is to blame? we submissively ask-- Did nature predestine this curse to mankind; Or is it the cruel detestable task That tyrants impose, with their minions combined?

Why

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From this reading We are anxious to know The source of our wo In a world where the blessings of nature abound Why discord, the bane of her blessings, is found.

willmodal verbUS /wɪl/

used to talk about the future, or about willingness

From this reading THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 THE WAR OF 1812 1809-1815 ON THE SYMPTOMS OF HOSTILITIES.[199] But will they once more be engaged in a war, Be fated to discord again?

WithprepositionUS /wɪð/

in the company of; together with

From this reading A modern crusade Is undoubtedly made:-- With treaties rejected, and treaties renew'd, A permanent treaty they never conclude.

wo

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From this reading We are anxious to know The source of our wo In a world where the blessings of nature abound Why discord, the bane of her blessings, is found.

world

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From this reading We are anxious to know The source of our wo In a world where the blessings of nature abound Why discord, the bane of her blessings, is found.