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Brotherton Collection13
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Colvil, Samuel13
S.C.3
Sam. Colvill1
Master Colvil1

Title: Mock poem or Whiggs supplicatione Parte First

Author: Colvil, Samuel

Attribution: Sam. Colvill

Date(s): 1681 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 1

Contents: Long Hudibrastic satire largely on the Scottish Presbyterian covenanters,

preceded by "The Authors Appologie to the Reader", in prose, and followed by

Part Two (BCMSV 301).

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Title: Mock-poem or Whiggs supplicatione Part iid

Author: Colvil, Samuel

Date(s): 1681 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 1

Contents: Long Hudibrastic satire largely on the Scottish Presbyterian covenanters,

ending with a Latin version of the final 36 English lines; preceded by Part

One (BCMSV 300).

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Title: Mock poem or Whiggs supplication Part First

Author: Colvil, Samuel

Attribution: S.C.

Date(s): 1681 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 2

Contents: Long Hudibrastic satire largely on the Scottish Presbyterian covenanters,

preceded by "The Authors appollogie to the Reader", in prose, and followed,

on f.43r, by Part Two (BCMSV 306).

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Title: A Pindarique ode upon the dialogues of Gilbert Burnet

Author: Colvil, Samuel

Date(s): 1669 ?

Manuscript: Lt 2

Contents: Attack on Gilbert Burnet, future Bishop of Salisbury, seemingly provoked by

his "Conference between a Conformist and a Nonconformist", 1669

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Title: Master Colvils petition against Dundonald

Author: Colvil, Samuel

Attribution: Master Colvil

Date(s): 167- or 168-

Manuscript: Lt 2

Contents: Petition addressed to Scottish law lords asking for their support in Colvil's

dispute with (it seems) William Cochrane, Earl of Dundonald, who is said to

have broken an agreement to pay him for a book. Cf. BCMSV 302.

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Title: Mock poem or Whiggs supplication. Part II

Author: Colvil, Samuel

Date(s): 1681 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 2

Contents: Long Hudibrastic satire largely on the Scottish Presbyterian covenanters,

ending with a Latin version of the final 36 English lines. Follows on Part

One (BCMSV 303).

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Title: Mock poem or Whiggs supplication

Author: Colvil, Samuel

Date(s): 1681 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 3

Contents: Part Two of Colvil's long Hudibrastic satire, largely on the Scottish

Presbyterian covenanters, ending with a Latin version of the final 36 English

lines.

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Title: Mock poem or Whiggs supplication Part First

Author: Colvil, Samuel

Attribution: S.C.

Date(s): 1681 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 17

Contents: Long Hudibrastic satire largely on the Scottish Presbyterian covenanters,

preceded by "The authors appologie to the reader", in prose

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Title: Mock poem or Whiggs supplication part First

Author: Colvil, Samuel

Date(s): 1681 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 26

Contents: Long Hudibrastic satire largely on the Scottish Presbyterian covenanters;

preceded by "The authors apologie", in prose, but lacking ll.1-58 of the poem

itself (the Argument and Invocation)

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Title: Mock poem or Whiggs supplication Part First

Author: Colvil, Samuel

Attribution: S.C.

Date(s): 1681 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 27

Contents: Long Hudibrastic satire largely on the Scottish Presbyterian covenanters,

preceded by "The authors apologie to the reader"

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Title: The factious crew or Presbyterie di[s]plaid

Author: Colvil, Samuel

Date(s): 1681 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 63

Contents: Part Two of Colvil's "Mock poem", a long Hudibrastic satire largely on the

Scottish Presbyterian covenanters. In this case the Latin version of the

final 36 lines precedes the English

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Title: Mock poem or Whiggs supplication Part Second

Author: Colvil, Samuel

Date(s): 1681 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 74

Contents: Part Two of Colvil's long Hudibrastic satire largely on the Scottish

Presbyterian covenanters, ending with a Latin version of the final 36 English

lines

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