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Total number of records: 6

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Brotherton Collection6
Brotherton Collection Manuscript Verse6

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Anonymous2
Style, Oliver2
Radcliffe, Alexander1
Sir John Suckling1
Wilmot, John; Earl of Rochester1

Title: Strephon

Author: Radcliffe, Alexander

Date(s): 1680 or 1681 ?

Manuscript: Lt q 52

Contents: Satire on the central figure of a Whig political faction, noting his former fashionable behaviour and his current intriguing with the Green Ribbon Club

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Title: [unknown]

Author: Wilmot, John; Earl of Rochester

Attribution: Sir John Suckling

Date(s): 166- ?

Manuscript: Lt 48

Contents: On the inconstancy and extremities of behaviour of those in love; extract

from Rochester's "Dialogue between Strephon and Daphne", here not in

dialogue form

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Title: On the death of the late Queen Mary

Author: Style, Oliver

Date(s): 1695 ?

Manuscript: Lt 10

Contents: Extravagant elegiac pastoral lament on the death of Mary II, mainly in the

form of an address to 'Strephon' by personifications of the spirit, or

genius, of England and of Belgium (Holland); also praises William III

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Title: [unknown]

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 169- ?

Manuscript: Lt 10

Contents: Reflections on the folly and unhappiness of human life and the universality

of death, especially attacking man's exploitation of the earth and the

mercenary motives of doctors; in the form of a dream vision experienced by

'Strephon', enabling him to see t

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Title: A poem presented to the Honourable the Lady B.

Author: Style, Oliver

Date(s): 169- ?

Manuscript: Lt 10

Contents: Reflections on the order in the natural world, contrasting it with man's

unruly behaviour and preoccupation with power, leading to war and misery.

Ends with praise of the dedicatee (who must be Susan Armyne, Lady Belasyse)

as a potential bulwark against t

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Title: The tune Hey boys up go wee [at side]

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 168- ?

Manuscript: Lt 34

Contents: Bawdy love song, comparing rapturous love-making to bees visiting a hive

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