The Pepys Ballads.

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

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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
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Physical Description:1 online resource (353 p.)
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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

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