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INDEX/BCMSV/523

1733 (published)

In praise of a life of industrious labour, as leading to virtue, contentment,

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INDEX/BCMSV/525

1733 (published)

Lament for the knowledge and learning lost as a result of the fire that badly damaged the library of Sir Robert Cotton at Ashburnham House; reflecting on fate, and hoping that what remains will still enable Britain to teach the

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INDEX/BCMSV/526

1733 (published)

Account of the storm at sea in which Lionel Sackville, Duke of Dorset, nearly

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INDEX/BCMSV/527

1733 (published)

On how the pleasures of indoor amusements and company, and the opportunities to be charitable to the poor, more than compensate for the rigours of Winter

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INDEX/BCMSV/528

1733 (published)

Joyful description of Spring, recommending living life to the full while it

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INDEX/BCMSV/529

1733 (published)

Recommending the happy carefree life of the country as preferable to the

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INDEX/BCMSV/532

1732 (title)

In praise of Queen Caroline, depicted frequenting her cave at Richmond for the purpose of quiet study while acting as regent in George II's absence.

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INDEX/BCMSV/533

1733 (published)

In praise of the dramatist Thomas Southerne as deserving of honour and

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INDEX/BCMSV/534

1733 (published)

On how the terrors of death will be absent, and joy and peace assured, for

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INDEX/BCMSV/535

1732 ?

Epitaph on Henrietta, Countess of Orrery, praising her virtues and advising her husband (John Boyle, 5th Earl) to bear his loss without giving way