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Brotherton Collection6
Brotherton Collection Manuscript Verse6

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Anonymous3
Wild, Robert1
William Bond1
Style, Oliver1
Bond, William1
Bap (At End)1

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Title: Upon the death of Dyonis Bond who dyed 4 dayes before the Protector [Epitaphs on Oliver Cromwell and Dionis Bond (f.10v)]

Author: Wild, Robert

Date(s): 1658

Manuscript: Lt q 52

Contents: Elegiac lament for the death of Dennis Bond, comparing his passing with that of Oliver Cromwell, and stressing his worth as a loyal patriot

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Title: A satyr against marriage

Author: Style, Oliver

Date(s): 169- ?

Manuscript: Lt 10

Contents: Forthright declaration against the bonds of marriage, preferring the freedom

of love not bound by contracts

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Title: An epitaph upon Oliver Cromwell buried amongst the tombs at Westminster [Epitaphs on Oliver Cromwell and Dionis Bond (f.10v)]

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 1658 or 1659 ?

Manuscript: Lt q 52

Contents: Royalist satire after the death of Oliver Cromwell, claiming that his burial in Westminster Abbey is a further act of usurpation against the royal family, and warning the Devil that he may try to take over hell

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Title: Batchelour

Author: Anonymous

Attribution: BAP (at end)

Date(s): 171- ?

Manuscript: Lt 110

Contents: On being a batchelor, contrasting its freedom and pleasure with the bonds and 'fetters' of marriage. Begins in mid-line, so possibly an extract.

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Title: Answer

Author: Bond, William

Attribution: William Bond

Date(s): 16--

Manuscript: Lt 57

Contents: Doggerel lines, set out as verse, in answer to a preceding letter

(headed "The Lord Roberts letter" and subscribed "William

Robert") demanding the return of a cloak, wittily defending its

taking; almost entirely rhyming on the word 'cloak'.

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Title: [unknown]

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 173- ?

Manuscript: Lt 7

Contents: Contrasting the life of a husband, subject to the contrariness of a wife,

with that of a carefree unmarried youth whose mistress wants only to please

him

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