Philip Freneau

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human journalist poet political writer

Philip Freneau was an American poet, often called the "Poet of the American Revolution," known for his politically charged verse supporting independence and republican ideals.

Aliases (1)

Philip Morin Freneau ×1

Statements (51)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	human → journalist → poet → political writer →
birthDate	1752-01-02 →
birthPlace	New York City → Province of New York →
causeOfDeath	drowning →
countryOfCitizenship	United States → United States of America →
deathDate	1832-12-18 →
describedBySource	Encyclopædia Britannica → Library of Congress →
educatedAt	College of New Jersey → Princeton University →
employer	National Gazette →
ethnicGroup	American →
familyName	Freneau →
fullName	Philip Morin Freneau →
genre	lyric poetry → patriotic poetry → political poetry → satire →
givenName	Philip →
hasOccupation	sea captain →
languageOfWorkOrName	English →
militaryConflict	American Revolutionary War →
movement	American Revolution → American republicanism →
notableFor	being called the "Poet of the American Revolution" →
notableWork	Eutaw Springs → Poems Chiefly Relating to the Times → Poems Written Between the Years 1768 & 1794 → The American Village → The British Prison Ship → The House of Night → The Indian Burying Ground → The National Gazette → The Rising Glory of America → The Wild Honey Suckle → To a Honey Bee →
occupation	newspaper editor → poet → political satirist → publisher →
placeOfDeath	Monmouth County, New Jersey NERFINISHED → New Jersey →
politicalAlignment	Jeffersonian republican → anti-Federalist →
religion	Presbyterianism →
workedFor	National Gazette →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Philip Freneau ("Philip Morin Freneau") →	fullName
John Witherspoon →	notableStudent