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Hans Ferdinand Massmann
altdeutscher Patriotismus im 19. Jahrhundert -
Vier Reden über das Vaterland
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Vom Nationalstolze
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Von Freiheit und Vaterland
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Burgfrieden und Union sacrée
literarische Deutungen und politische Ordnungsvorstellungen in Deutschland und Frankreich 1914 - 1933 ; [dieser Sammelband geht auf zwei Tagungen zurück, die 2007 und 2008 ... in Stuttgart stattgefunden haben] -
Russkie ljudi XVIII veka
ėtnografičeskij sbornik -
Opposition dangerous. By Thomas Lister, B.A
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The Patriot an ode. Addressed to the Right Honourable Henry Boyle, Esq; in imitation of the 9th of the 4th book of Horace
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A plea for friendship and patriotism
in two discourses ; preached at First Church, in Boston, on Lord's day, 27 March, and on the annual fast, 7 April, MDCCCXIV -
National glory
A discourse, delivered at Brunswick, on the day of the national fast, August 20, 1812 -
An address delivered before the Washington Benevolent Society of the City and County of Albany on 14th January, 1811
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A sermon preached at Dorchester Nov. 26, 1807. On the day of public thanksgiving
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Address delivered on the Gun-House square, at Gloucester, July 30, 1807
before the field officers of the regiment, the officers of the E. & W. Ward companies, the members of the East Ward company, and a large number of respectable citizens -
A Hint to the Jacobjnes of Great Britain and Ireland. More particularly addressed to the young reformers of the day
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A serious address to the gentlemen of Ireland, on the present state of affairs. By a friend to the country
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The love of our country
A sermon, preached before the Virginia troops in New-Jersey. By John Hurt, Chaplain -
An oration, pronounced before the Society of Black Friars
at their anniversary festival, in the city of New-York, on Monday, the 11th of November, 1793. By Samuel Latham Mitchill, M.D. F.R.S.E. Professor of chemistry and botany in Columbia College, member of the Philosophical Society of Philadelphia, one of the foreign associates of the Royal Society of Arts and Sciences at Cape-François, Fellow of the Medical and Natural History Societies of Edinburgh, secretary of the Agricultural Society of New-York, &c. &c. (Published at the request of the Society.) [Seven lines of verse from Polwhele] -
Maxims concerning patriotism
By a lady -
The Loyal songster's magazine
Being the most favourite constitutional, loyal, sentimental, love, and hunting songs, now in vogue. 1. A new God save the king. 2. Love and unanimity. 3. A new constitutional song. 4. The soldier's adieu. 5. Tom Bowling. 6. Bonny bet, sweet blossom. 7. The heaving of the lead. 8. Can you to the battle. 9. Hark! hark! away! 10. P[a]tty clover. 11. The royal valiant hero. 12. I'd think on thee, my love; 13. Ere around the huge oak. 14. Twins of Latona. 15. Old England's a lion. 16. O say, bonny lass. 17. Liberty hall. 18. A copy of verses on the glorious victory obtained by Lord Howe, over the French. 19. Sally of our alley. 20. The golden days of Queen Bess -
Gower's patriotic songster
Or, Loyalist's vocal companion: Being a selection of the most approved constitutional and loyal songs, that have appeared from the various associations in this kingdom, for preserving liberty and property against republicans and levellers. Together with suitable toasts and sentiments. To which is added, two soliloquies of the unfortunate French Monarch Louis XVI. and other poetic pieces, on his imprisonment and execution. The whole dedicated to every Englishman, who reveres his King and loves his country -
Gower's patriotic songster
Or, Loyalist's vocal companion: Being a selection of the most approved constitutional and loyal songs, that have appeared from the various associations in this kingdom, for preserving liberty and property against republicans and levellers. Together with suitable toasts and sentiments. To which are added, two soliloquies of the unfortunate French Monarch Louis XVI. and other poetic pieces, on his imprisonment and execution. The whole dedicated to every Englishman, who reveres his King and loves his country -
The Patro̕tc̕ songster; or, Loyalist's vocal companion
Being a selection of the most approved constitutional and loyal songs that have appeared in various parts of this kingdom; including many valuable originals. To which is added, the ode for the new year, written by Henry James Pye, Esq. Poet-Laureat. The whole dedicated to every Englishman who reveres his King and loves his country -
To the freeholders of Middlesex
Gentlemen, after such strong proofs of your steadiness in the great cause of liberty; ... 'tis hardly necessary to insist on the propriety, the necessity of supporting Mr. Wilkes in the most respectable manner possible at the ensuing election -
The patriot
A sermon delivered on the annual fast in Massachusetts, April 11, 1811 -
The patriot vision. A peom. Dedicated to the memory of the Earl of Chatham