A Poem Suitable For The Present Day: In Five Parts. Worcester, 1776 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781245692823)

"A Poem Suitable For The Present Day," written by Samuel Bigelow and originally published in Worcester, Massachusetts in 1776, offers a fascinating glimpse into the sentiments of colonial America on the cusp of revolution. This five-part poem captures the spirit of the era, reflecting the growing tensions and patriotic fervor that defined the period. Bigelow's work serves as both a historical artifact and a piece of early American literature, providing valuable insights into the mindset of those who stood on the brink of declaring independence.

This edition preserves the original text, allowing modern readers to experience the poem as it was first encountered by its contemporary audience. Explore the themes of liberty, duty, and sacrifice as Bigelow's verses resonate with the challenges and hopes of a nation in the making.

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