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John Winthrop: 1.12.1588-3.26.1649

Philip Freneau: 1.2.1752-12.8.1832

Phillis Wheatley: 5.8.1753-12.5.1784

John Winthrop was the governor of the province of Massachusetts Bay. The poem in the picture above is the end of one of Winthrop's sermons. The sermon is from the religion that Winthrop helped to provide a basis for.

Philip Freneau, also called The Poet of the American Revolution, was almost killed during a six-week (unwilling) stay on a British prision ship. Freneau's writing was influenced during this imprisonment to become more patriotic and anti-british. One of Freneau's most prominently patriotic poems is mentioned in the picture above.

Phillis Wheatley's poetry was based off of her personal life or the events she noticed happening aroung her. Wheatley's most famous poem is the poem title in the picture above. It is about her experience being taken from Africa and brought to America.

Therefore lett us choose life,


that wee, and our Seede,


may live; by obeyeing his


voyce, and cleaveing to him,


for hee is our life, and


our prosperity.




 To The Memory of the Brave Americans



 On Being Brought frome Africa to America 

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John Winthrop: 1.12.1588-3.26.1649

Philip Freneau: 1.2.1752-12.8.1832

Phillis Wheatley: 5.8.1753-12.5.1784

John Winthrop was the governor of the province of Massachusetts Bay. The poem in the picture above is the end of one of Winthrop's sermons. The sermon is from the religion that Winthrop helped to provide a basis for.

Philip Freneau, also called The Poet of the American Revolution, was almost killed during a six-week (unwilling) stay on a British prision ship. Freneau's writing was influenced during this imprisonment to become more patriotic and anti-british. One of Freneau's most prominently patriotic poems is mentioned in the picture above.

Phillis Wheatley's poetry was based off of her personal life or the events she noticed happening aroung her. Wheatley's most famous poem is the poem title in the picture above. It is about her experience being taken from Africa and brought to America.

Therefore lett us choose life,


that wee, and our Seede,


may live; by obeyeing his


voyce, and cleaveing to him,


for hee is our life, and


our prosperity.




 To The Memory of the Brave Americans



 On Being Brought frome Africa to America 

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John Winthrop: 1.12.1588-3.26.1649

Philip Freneau: 1.2.1752-12.8.1832

Phillis Wheatley: 5.8.1753-12.5.1784

John Winthrop was the governor of the province of Massachusetts Bay. The poem in the picture above is the end of one of Winthrop's sermons. The sermon is from the religion that Winthrop helped to provide a basis for.

Philip Freneau, also called The Poet of the American Revolution, was almost killed during a six-week (unwilling) stay on a British prision ship. Freneau's writing was influenced during this imprisonment to become more patriotic and anti-british. One of Freneau's most prominently patriotic poems is mentioned in the picture above.

Phillis Wheatley's poetry was based off of her personal life or the events she noticed happening aroung her. Wheatley's most famous poem is the poem title in the picture above. It is about her experience being taken from Africa and brought to America.

Therefore lett us choose life,


that wee, and our Seede,


may live; by obeyeing his


voyce, and cleaveing to him,


for hee is our life, and


our prosperity.




 To The Memory of the Brave Americans



 On Being Brought frome Africa to America 

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John Winthrop: 1.12.1588-3.26.1649

Philip Freneau: 1.2.1752-12.8.1832

Phillis Wheatley: 5.8.1753-12.5.1784

John Winthrop was the governor of the province of Massachusetts Bay. The poem in the picture above is the end of one of Winthrop's sermons. The sermon is from the religion that Winthrop helped to provide a basis for.

Philip Freneau, also called The Poet of the American Revolution, was almost killed during a six-week (unwilling) stay on a British prision ship. Freneau's writing was influenced during this imprisonment to become more patriotic and anti-british. One of Freneau's most prominently patriotic poems is mentioned in the picture above.

Phillis Wheatley's poetry was based off of her personal life or the events she noticed happening aroung her. Wheatley's most famous poem is the poem title in the picture above. It is about her experience being taken from Africa and brought to America.

Therefore lett us choose life,


that wee, and our Seede,


may live; by obeyeing his


voyce, and cleaveing to him,


for hee is our life, and


our prosperity.




 To The Memory of the Brave Americans



 On Being Brought frome Africa to America 

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John Winthrop: 1.12.1588-3.26.1649

Philip Freneau: 1.2.1752-12.8.1832

Phillis Wheatley: 5.8.1753-12.5.1784

John Winthrop was the governor of the province of Massachusetts Bay. The poem in the picture above is the end of one of Winthrop's sermons. The sermon is from the religion that Winthrop helped to provide a basis for.

Philip Freneau, also called The Poet of the American Revolution, was almost killed during a six-week (unwilling) stay on a British prision ship. Freneau's writing was influenced during this imprisonment to become more patriotic and anti-british. One of Freneau's most prominently patriotic poems is mentioned in the picture above.

Phillis Wheatley's poetry was based off of her personal life or the events she noticed happening aroung her. Wheatley's most famous poem is the poem title in the picture above. It is about her experience being taken from Africa and brought to America.

Therefore lett us choose life,


that wee, and our Seede,


may live; by obeyeing his


voyce, and cleaveing to him,


for hee is our life, and


our prosperity.




 To The Memory of the Brave Americans



 On Being Brought frome Africa to America 

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  • John Winthrop: 1.12.1588-3.26.1649
  • Therefore lett us choose life,that wee, and our Seede,may live; by obeyeing hisvoyce, and cleaveing to him,for hee is our life, andour prosperity.
  • Philip Freneau: 1.2.1752-12.8.1832
  • "To The Memory of the Brave Americans"
  • Phillis Wheatley: 5.8.1753-12.5.1784
  • "On Being Brought frome Africa to America"
  • John Winthrop was the governor of the province of Massachusetts Bay. The poem in the picture above is the end of one of Winthrop's sermons. The sermon is from the religion that Winthrop helped to provide a basis for.
  • Philip Freneau, also called "The Poet of the American Revolution," was almost killed during a six-week (unwilling) stay on a British prision ship. Freneau's writing was influenced during this imprisonment to become more patriotic and anti-british. One of Freneau's most prominently patriotic poems is mentioned in the picture above.
  • Phillis Wheatley's poetry was based off of her personal life or the events she noticed happening aroung her. Wheatley's most famous poem is the poem title in the picture above. It is about her experience being taken from Africa and brought to America.
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