The Pepys Ballads. / Volume IV, : The Pepys Ballads, Volume 4: 1688-1689 ; Numbers 164-253 / / ed. by Hyder Edward Rollins.

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• HerausgeberIn: Rollins, Hyder Edward,
• Place / Publishing House: Cambridge, MA : : Harvard University Press, , [2013]; ©1930
• Year of Publication: 2013
• Edition: Reprint 2014
• Language: English
• Series: The Pepys Ballads ; Volume IV
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (353 p.)

Table of Contents

Frontmatter -- Preface -- Contents -- Rebellion given over housekeeping -- The present state of England -- The poor man put to a pinch -- "the maidens resolution -- The women's and maidens' vindication -- The weavers' request -- A warning to the weavers -- The two unfortunate lovers -- Constancy lamented -- Great Britain's delight -- A full description of these times -- The famous orange -- !the glory of the north of England -- "the jesuits' exaltation -- England's happiness revived -- The countryman s prophecy -- The downfall of popery -- The Protestants' jubilee -- A new song in praise of the west of England -- A new song -- The rambling roman Catholic -- Popery routed -- The seamen’ s and soldiers’ courageous resolution -- The civil orange -- Great Britain's glory -- A new touch of the times -- A new touch of the times -- 'the papist prayersfor Father Petre -- News from Londonderry -- An answer to the packet of advice -- The Jesuit’s market -- A man in favor -- Great Britain’s earnest desires -- The princess’ welcome to England -- The Protestants' delight -- The kingdom’s joy -- England's triumph -- Great britain’s joys completed -- The protestants’ triumph -- The royal health -- An excellent new copy of verses -- A king and no king -- King James's lamentation -- The Italian duchess -- The royal health -- The Protestant observator -- The Jesuit's lamentation -- The Dutch's happy conquest -- Λ view of the Popish plot -- The chimney-men’s grief -- England's deliverance -- Epithalamium on the supposed marriage of the Prince of Wales -- 'the Jesuits’ lamentation -- The protestant seaman’s resolution -- In praise of the gentle craft -- An excellent new song -- The countryman’s joy -- England's ecstasy -- England's happiness -- The courtly triumph -- Great Britain’s renown -- The kingdom’s cares endued with comfort -- The royal dignity -- The protestant court of England -- Popery’s downfall -- England's holiday -- England’s happiness -- The lord chancellors villanies discovered -- The chancellor s resolution -- The statesman’s last will -- The late lord chancellor’s last will -- The hangman’s lamentation -- Rome’s doctor -- England's joy -- A new song of Londonderry -- The glory of Londonderry -- The protestants misery in Ireland -- The Protestant exhortation -- The protestants of England's prayer -- The joy of Londonderry -- The death of the old pope -- The Protestants’ satisfaction -- The Scotch Protestants'' courage -- The relief of Londonderry -- Major-general Kirkes happy arrival -- The siege of Londonderry -- The soldier’s glory -- The Protestants' prayer -- A protestant soldier and his love