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INDEX/BCMSV/282

1690 ?

Detailed satirical song about the Battle of the Boyne, in particular the

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INDEX/BCMSV/283

169- ?

Satirical dispute, in dialogue form, between a Jacobite monkey, supposedly mortally wounded by the Protestant lawyer, Young Mathews of Hereford, and his

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INDEX/BCMSV/284

169- ?

Ballad in which a Jacobite miller, Iles, puts to flight several young men of Hereford society who had come fishing in his part of the River Wye. The

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INDEX/BCMSV/285

169- ?

Wooing and love-making compared with laying siege to and attacking a town

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INDEX/BCMSV/286

1696 or 1697

Satirical panegyric on William III, accusing him of bringing oppression and

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INDEX/BCMSV/287

1695 ?

Pastoral elegiac lament on the death of Henry Purcell, in dialogue form

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INDEX/BCMSV/288

1694

Jacobite satirical song, at a time of public celebration for William III's

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INDEX/BCMSV/289

169- ?

Attack on the English for continuing to support William III's war despite the hardship and poverty it has brought the nation, giving as a reason their continuing feelings of guilt for the death of Charles I; in imitation of

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INDEX/BCMSV/290

169- ?

Love poem, urging present enjoyment

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INDEX/BCMSV/291

1696 ?

Jacobite attack on William III and his conduct of affairs, especially the

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INDEX/BCMSV/292

169- ?

In praise of Edmund Waller and John Dryden as the greatest modern English

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INDEX/BCMSV/293

1695

In praise of Paul Foley, Member of Parliament for Hereford, on his election