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Rare Books
ESTC R215698 ; A satire on Parliament ; Verse - "Who buyes any Parliament priviledges?" ; Imprint from Wing ; Apparently originally printed as Part 1 only, and then reissued in the same year with Part 2 printed on p. [2]
180183
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ESTC R212046 ; Verse - "Truth I could chide you, Sirs, why how so late?" ; A Royalist satire on the Parliamentary party ; The imprint may be false. Madan says that it is difficult to tell whether this was printed in Oxford or in London, despite the Oxford imprint
180187
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ESTC R15296 ; Imprint suggested by Wing;A satire on Roger L'Estrange ; In verse
183906
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ESTC R1680 ; Verse - "Now now, your gone I vow," ; A satire on Presbyterians expelled from Parliament ; Imprint from Wing
180181
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ESTC R213335 ; Anonymous. By John Gadbury ; Verse - "Good people I pray you give ear unto me," ; Publication date from Wing ; Originally published with a second part in 1680 as: A new narrative of the Popish Plot (Wing G93A)
183923 pt.1
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ESTC R2888 ; Verse - "On month of September we summon you all," ; A Tory satire on the Whigs;Imprint from Wing
135944
