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The Works of Peter Pindar [i.e. John Wolcot]

... With a Copious Index. To which is prefixed Some Account of his Life. In Four Volumes

Pindar, Peter (1738-1819)

VOL. I.

II.

VOL. II.

SUBJECTS FOR PAINTERS.

EXPOSTULATORY ODES TO A GREAT DUKE AND A LITTLE LORD.

A BENEVOLENT EPISTLE TO SYLVANUS URBAN, ALIAS MASTER JOHN NICHOLS, PRINTER, Common-Councilman of Farringdon Ward, And Censor General of Literature:

A ROWLAND FOR AN OLIVER, OR A POETICAL ANSWER TO THE BENEVOLENT EPISTLE OF MR. PETER PINDAR.

ADVICE TO THE FUTURE LAUREAT,

COMPLIMENTARY EPISTLE TO JAMES BRUCE, ESQ. The Abyssinian Traveller.

THE RIGHTS OF KINGS,

ODES TO MR. PAINE, AUTHOR OF ‘RIGHTS OF MAN;’

THE REMONSTRANCE; TO WHICH IS ADDED AN ODE TO MY ASS ALSO THE MAGPIE AND ROBIN, A TALE; AN APOLOGY FOR KINGS; AND AN ADDRESS TO MY PAMPHLET.

MORE MONEY!

ODES OF IMPORTANCE, &c.

THE TEARS OF ST. MARGARET;

PROLOGUE TO THE ODES;

A PAIR OF LYRIC EPISTLES TO LORD MACARTNEY AND HIS SHIP.

ODES TO KIEN LONG, The present Emperor of China;

A POETICAL, SERIOUS, AND POSSIBLY IMPERTINENT, EPISTLE TO THE POPE.

PATHETIC ODES.

III.

VOL. III.

IV.

VOL. IV.

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Me Kotsciusco deems a bard divine!
My works illum'd his dungeon of affright:
'Twas there the hero read my lyric line,
Yea, read my lucubrations with delight.

When a prisoner in Russia.