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ESTC R2020 ; Signed and dated at end: George Joy, mariner. 1677 ; Verse - "The priests and elders that pernicious seed" ; A condemnation of the Massachusetts laws concerning punishment of Quakers ; Place of publication and printer's name from Wing
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ESTC R13175 ; Verse - "A due to the pleasure of murther and whoring," ; Publication date from Wing
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ESTC R36108 ; Verse - "Go stop the swift-wing'd moments in their flight," ; Place of publication from Wing
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ESTC R34869 ; Verse - "Norfolk is dead like lightning, which no part" ; Place of publication from Wing
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ESTC R374 ; Verse - "Remember ye: wiggs what was formerly done, remember your mischeifs in forty and one, when" ; A Tory satire on the Whigs; Engraved ; Place of publication and actual printer's name from Wing ; Huntington Library copy has Narcissus Luttrell's MS. date: 23 Sept. 1682
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ESTC R40635. Satire on Louis XIV and the Peace of Ryswick. Date of publication from Wing. Verse - "And hast thou left Old Jemmy in the lurch?"
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