In one poem, this location exhorts a “Dear mother” to “cease complaints, and wipe your eyes.” Spring is compared to “man in his minority” in a “quaternion” about the seasons of the year from a collection titled for this location that contains “The Four Monarchies.” A prologue to a collection set in this location opens, “To sing of Wars, of Captaines, and of Kings.” This location and an old counterpart appear in a poem about a (*) “Dialogue Between” them. A poetry collection whose title references this location includes a poem whose speaker describes an “ill-form’d offspring of my feeble brain.” “The Author to Her Book” was added to the second edition of that 1650 poetry collection by Anne Bradstreet, titled “The Tenth Muse Lately Sprung Up in,” for 10 points, what country? ■END■
ANSWER: America [or United States of America; or USA; accept New England; accept The Tenth Muse Lately Sprung Up in America; accept “A Dialogue Between Old England and New”; prompt on England]
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