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INDEX/BCMSV/106.1
INDEX/BCMSV/106.1
173- ?
Humorous couplet added by Coles to the prose remark "The grocers have a
common saying, when Ferdinando went to catch the devil he baited his hook with
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INDEX/BCMSV/107
INDEX/BCMSV/107
1741 ?
Love poem included in Coles's prose autobiography, describing the pleasure of
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INDEX/BCMSV/109
INDEX/BCMSV/109
1729 ? (at end)
Autobiographical poem included in Coles's prose autobiography, describing the
ill-treatment he suffered while confined at Bethnal Green. At end, "18
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INDEX/BCMSV/118
INDEX/BCMSV/118
1741 ?
On death, the world and man. At end, "Finis. 24 July 1741".
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INDEX/BCMSV/82.2
INDEX/BCMSV/82.2
173- ?
Epigram contrasting the writer's poverty with the comfort enjoyed by
Archive Item:
BC MS Lt 24
BC MS Lt 24
c.1730-1741
The volume also contains some prose
Archive Item:
BC MS Lt 53
BC MS Lt 53
1741
Contains numerous poems in English and Latin, some of them apparently by Benjamin Coles, dated 17 January 1740/41 to 24 July 1740/41; there are also prose pieces on death, atheism, tobacco, witches an...
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INDEX/BCMSV/60
INDEX/BCMSV/60
173- ?
On a musical contest between a fiddler and a nightingale. Translated from
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INDEX/BCMSV/62
INDEX/BCMSV/62
1728 (title)
Lighthearted poem supposedly in praise of madness, in fact honouring the
physician Richard Hale (1670-1728) who specialized in insanity. At end "Sic
precat Benj Coles, at Bethnal Green 20 July 1728, Great Forster's Epiphany
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INDEX/BCMSV/63
INDEX/BCMSV/63
1728 (title)
On a lady's devotion to her pet dog, giving advice about its behaviour. At
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INDEX/BCMSV/74
INDEX/BCMSV/74
1730 or 1731 ?
In praise of England and Andover, Hampshire. At end, "Sic est oratio et
votum B(enjam)in Colesii went 24th (?) February 1729/30, came away 7 October