Preface | ||
Charles I. | ||
A. D. | Page | |
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1641. | The Organ’s Echo | 3 |
On the Army Marching from London | 7 | |
1643. | When the King enjoys his own again | 10 |
1644. | A Prognoſtication on Will Laud, late Archbiſhop of Canterbury | 13 |
1646. | A Mad World, my Maſters | 19 |
The New Litany | 23 | |
1647. | The Parliament | 28 |
The Anarchie, or the Bleſed Reformation ſince 1640 | 32 | |
On his Majeſty coming to Holmby | 38 | |
The Members’ Juſtification | 40 | |
The Cryes of Weſtminſter | 43 | |
I Thank You Twice | 54 | |
Prattle Your Pleaſure (under the Roſe) | 57 | |
The Old Proteſtant’s Litany | 59 | |
The Cities Welcome to Colonel Rich and Colonel Baxter | 65 | |
1648. | The Puritan. | 71 |
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