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INDEX/BCMSV/1137

1667 (published)

On the pleasure of solitude, and the visions of nature that it brings as

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INDEX/BCMSV/1273

1663 (published)

Prophetic love song, sung by Pompey's ghost to Cornelia, from Katherine

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INDEX/BCMSV/1793

1667 (published)

On the happiness of a quiet country life of retirement, distant from the

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INDEX/BCMSV/1794

1660 (title)

On the period of fine weather, between storms, that coincided with Charles

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INDEX/BCMSV/230

1663 (published)

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

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INDEX/BCMSV/298

1663 (published)

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

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INDEX/BCMSV/3534

1667 (published)

Analysis of the qualities that a virginal young woman must possess if she is to please, including aspects of appearance, character and demeanour; perhaps in imitation of Martial, Epigrams, X.47

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INDEX/BCMSV/451

1667 (published)

Urging a youth to desist from courting a beautiful lady. Partly illegible

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BC Lt q/BRA

1743

A parody of "The splendid shilling" by John Philips, and including the text of that work. At foot of title page: [Price One Shilling.] Attributed to James Bramston in Isaac Reed's "Repository. I" ...