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Rare Books
ESTC R10801 ; Verse - "Hail to great Neptune monarch of the sea!" ; His Royal Highness = the future James II
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ESTC R33396 ; Verse - "Welcome, great prince, to Britains happy isle,"
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ESTC R19144 ; The author of Iter boreale = Robert Wild ; Verse - "Gout! I conjure thee by the powerful names" ; The verses are in celebration of the naval victory won by the future James II, King of England
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ESTC R18659 ; Signed at end: Peter Ker, i.e. Patrick Ker ; Verse - "Nunc populi paeana canant, pariterq[ue] triumphent," ; The word "epiphōnētikon" in the title is in Greek characters ; Latin and English in parallel columns. The English text has title: A panegyrick poem on the coronation of the illustrious and serene, James II. King of Great Britain, France, and Ireland, &c ; Imprint from Wing
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ESTC R17909 ; Verse - "Of a just king, the pow'rful words declare" ; His Royal Highness = James, Duke of York, the future King James II ; Charles II's "late declaration" is that of 2 June 1680 stating that the Duke of Monmouth is illegitimate and not heir to the throne ; "Unio dissidentium" is by John Gibbon
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ESTC R207192 ; Verse - "Hollow boys, hollow, hollow once again!" ; An attack on the Whigs ; In this edition line 16 of text ends "pudding-pyes." At least the caption title is in the same setting as the other edition
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