The Pepys Ballads. / Volume VI, : The Pepys Ballads, Volume 6: 1691-1693 ; Numbers 342-427 / / ed. by Hyder Edward Rollins.
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| Place / Publishing House: | Cambridge, MA : : Harvard University Press, , [2013] ©1931 |
| Year of Publication: | 2013 |
| Edition: | Reprint 2014 |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | The Pepys Ballads ;
Volume VI |
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- PREFACE
- CONTENTS
- 342 The boon companions
- 343 The pot-companions
- 344 The sea-martyrs
- 345 The royal dialogue
- 346 The Church of England's wish
- 347 The charming regent's wish
- 348 King James`s lamentation
- 349 The whipster of Woodstreet
- 350 Hogan Mogan
- 351 The royal letter
- 352 The Somersetshire wonder
- 353 Thefarmer`s wife`s complaint
- 354 A fair warning for pride
- 355 The virgin`s vindication
- 356 Downright honesty
- 357 England's triumph
- 358 England's welcome to King William
- 359 The king's return from Holland
- 360 The country's loyalty
- 361 The loyal subjects' prayers
- 362 The bloody murtherer
- 363 The Jacobite`s recantation
- 364 Teague and Sawney
- 365 The new courageous conquest
- 366 A caveat for tipplers
- 367 The city cheat discovered
- 368 The triumph of Ireland
- 369 The Protestant victory
- 370 The murtherer`s moan
- 371 The triumph of Ireland
- 372 Teague the Irish trooper
- 373 A dialogue between a French and Irish officer
- 374 Teague the Irish soldier
- 375 The mournful monarch
- 376 An answer to the mournful monarch
- 377 General Ginkel`s conquest
- 378 England's joy
- 379 The soldier`s catch
- 380 An excellent new song
- 381 France outwitted
- 382 The loyal Englishman`s wish
- 383 King William`s welcome to Holland
- 384 The royal favors of King William
- 385 England's scorn
- 386 The maiden sailor
- 387 The glorious victory
- 388 A true account of the late victory
- 389 A merry new ballad
- 390 The triumph of the seas
- 391 The Jacobite tossed in a blanket
- 392 King James his lamentation
- 393 The lady`s lamentation
- 394 The distracted French king
- 395 Ungrateful Lewis
- 396 The dissatisfied subject
- 397 The valiant damsel
- 398 The imprisoned commander
- 399 The bloody fight of Flanders
- 400 A royal letter
- 401 The true Protestants contemplation
- 402 King William triumphant
- 403 King William`s welcome from Flanders
- 404 King William`s welcome home
- 405 London`s joy
- 4O6 The Low-couniry soldier
- 407 The shoemaker`s delight
- 408 The Essex miracle
- 409 The Kentish wonder
- 410 The troubles of this world
- 411 The poor man`s complaint
- 412 The crafty Scotch pedler
- 413 Old England's new save-all
- 414 The shop-keepers` complaint
- 415 The inn-keepers` complaint
- 416 The female soldier
- 417 The midnight wonder
- 18 A letter to satisfy all persons
- 419 Whitney`s dying letter
- 420 Captain Whitney's confession
- 421 The penitent robber
- 422 Honor`s call
- 423 King William`s going to Flanders
- 424 Captain Winter`s farewell
- 425 A copy of verses on John Foster
- 426 The valiant colonel
- 427 The late bloody fight in Flanders