(seq. 5)

On the Death of {General} Wolfe
Long as this Globe shall last Wolfe shall be known,
And his achievements be with wonder shown,
His name shall triumph & his deeds survive,
As long as Praise and gratitude shall live,
And Albions latest sons with trasnport hear.
Here-after Ages their great Sire revere;
When all shall end & nature's sly decay,
And dying world's their final doom obey,
Not then shall cease the glory he has won,
And then his praises shall be but just begun;
Then shall his Worth it's due Reward Receive
All he can ask or courteous heaven can give.
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NB The foregoing was written by a Young Gentleman, an Undergraduate at
Harvard College in the 17th year of his age. ---
Another Young Gentleman (hisof a Friend) fromholding an imprefect Copy without the Author's Leave or Knowledge sent it to the Press [????]
[?], & it was published in Green & Russell's News Paper Jan 7, 1760