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A Burlefque Ode on du Val the Highwayman 45

Good Advice in bad Times

The Character of a Fanatick

The Morning's Salutation; or, Friendly

Conference, between a Puritan-Preacher

and a Family of his Flock, upon a 30th

of January

The Geneva Ballad

The Round-Head

A Caveat to the Roundheads

The Turncoat, a Song,

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The Characters of the five Sectaries, viz.

Presbyterian, Independent, Ana-

baptift, Quaker, and Fifth-o-68

narchy-Mans concluding with Advice

to King Charles II.

Dunstable Downs; or The Inchanted Cave 76

A Ellay

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Jane Shore and King Edward, a Song, 109

The Quarrel between Frank and Nan

A Satire on the Players

on the Poets

The prefent State of Matrimony

A Satire against Matrimony

The Battle of the Bawds

To Felton in the Tower, 1628,

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The Tale of the Cobbler and Vicar of Bray 131

The Cavalier, a Song,

The Satanical Cabal, a Vifion

The Whig's Ghost

An Epitaph on Jack Gill the Gamefter

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The

The Court Burlefqu'd

The Cafe of King Charles I. truly Stated,

The Character of King Charles I.

A Proposal for the Farming Liberty of }

Confcience

The Roundhead's Refolution

The Affembly Man

Audland's Letter to Prynne

Prynne's Answer

Memoirs of the Years 1649 and 1650

The Earl of Pembroke's Speech in Par-

Par-}

liament, Dec. 19. 1642

The Earl of Pembroke's Speech when

The Lords were accus'd of High-Trea-

fon, 1647

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The Earl of Pembroke's Speech in Par-1

liament, on the Debate of the City's

Petition for a Perfonal Treaty with the

King in London; and alfo on the De-

bate of the Reafons given by the Lords

to the Commons, for not fending the

three Propofitions before a Treaty, 1648

Another Speech of the Earl of Pembroke

A Letter

Earl}

The Laft Will and Teftament of the Earl

of Pembroke

Alderman Atkins's Speech before Dinner,
to the Speaker, &c. at Grocers-Hall

Alderman Pennington's Speech at Prefent-

ing the Golden Bafon and Ewer unto

the General, with a Plate of 301.

Value to the Lieutenant-General

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ibid

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Hugh

Hugh Peters's Thanksgiving Speech for

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a Farewel to the City, in Behalf of 290

the General and Lieutenant-General

A Seafonable Speech Spoken by Alderman} 293

Atkins in the Rump Parliament

A Coffin for the Good Old Caufe

Mola Afinaria

Hudibras's Elegy

Hudibras's Epitaph

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Hudibras at Court