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Total number of records: 18

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Brotherton Collection18
Brotherton Collection Manuscript Verse18

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Mr Henry Hall18
Hall, Henry, the Elder16
Philips, Katherine1
Hall, Henry, the Elder, Or Bold, Michael, Or Howe, John1

Title: On the 30th of January 1695

Author: Hall, Henry, the elder

Attribution: Mr Henry Hall

Date(s): 1695 (title)

Manuscript: Lt 6

Contents: Attack on the hypocrisy of those who would piously commemorate the

anniversary of the death of Charles I after having expelled his rightful heir

James II

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Title: Upon Sir John Fenwick a martyrd knight

Author: Hall, Henry, the elder

Attribution: Mr Henry Hall

Date(s): 1697 ?

Manuscript: Lt 6

Contents: Strongly Jacobite lament for the death by execution of Sir John Fenwick

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Title: On the Queens having the small pox

Author: Hall, Henry, the elder

Attribution: Mr Henry Hall

Date(s): 1695 ?

Manuscript: Lt 6

Contents: Outspoken attack on Mary II, asserting that her death from smallpox was

divine punishment for her crimes

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Title: [unknown]

Author: Hall, Henry, the elder

Attribution: Mr Henry Hall

Date(s): 1695 ?

Manuscript: Lt 6

Contents: Satirical song on the heavy financial cost of William III's wars against

France, seemingly referring to events of 1694 and 1695

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Title: Justice

Author: Philips, Katherine

Attribution: Mr Henry Hall

Date(s): 1663 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 6

Contents: On the shortcomings of human justice, from a song following Act II of

Katherine Philips's play "Pompey", 1663. Followed without a break by BCMSV

299 (the 'answer') as if the two formed a single poem.

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Title: [unknown]

Author: Hall, Henry, the elder

Attribution: Mr Henry Hall

Date(s): 169- ?

Manuscript: Lt 6

Contents: In defence of justice, in answer to the preceding poem by Katherine Philips

(BCMSV 298), reworking her lines; following immediately on it as if part of

the same poem

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