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1776 | "A Birthday Song." Along with Joseph Stansbury (1742-1809), Odell was the most prominent Loyalist poet during the Revolution. Here the New Jersey minister offers verses in honor of the king, attacking the disloyalty of the patriots. |
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1779 | "Word of Congress." The Loyalist poet produces one of his most powerful invectives aimed at the duplicity of the Continental Congress. |
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1780 | "The American Times." Published under the pseudonym "Camillo Querno" but attributed to the Loyalist writer, the poem is an invective aimed at the American leaders of the Revolution. |
