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Augustan satire : intention and idiom in English poetry, 1660-1750
Jack, Ian (1923-2008)
1966
Originally published: Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1952.
The rural conference : a pastoral... : inscribed to Mr. C. Churchill
Churchill, Charles (1731-1764)
1763
In part a satire on Lord Bute.
Love in the suds; a town eclogue. : Being the lamentation of Roscius for the loss of his Nyky... With annotations and an appendix
Kenrick, W (1725?-1779); Wheble, John (1746-1820)
1772
Dedication signed by Kenrick. A satire on D. Garrick and I. Bickerstaffe. First published: London 1772. Paper: watermarked: Fleur de lys / IV.
The reverse: or, the tables turn'd : A poem written in answer, paragraph by paragraph, to a late scurrilous and malicious medly of rhimes called The foreigners
Dennis, John (1657-1734); Tutchin, John (1661?-1707)
1700
Includes the text of John Tutchin's 'The foreigners', an attack on William III, in alternate paragraphs. P.3 is misnumbered 8. Anonymous. By John Dennis.
Probationary odes for the laureatship, : with a preliminary discourse
Hawkins, Sir John (1719-1789); Ridgway, James publisher; Taunton College School Library, Somerset
1785
A1, 2 either torn out and re-inserted or cancels. Satires by Richard Tickell and others supposedly being essays by Thomas Warton's rivals for the laureatship; subsequently issued with Political misc...
Satirical poem to James II occasioned by the Declaration of Indulgence.
c.1687-1688
Comprises a satirical poem on the Declaration of Indulgence, in which poets express their thanks and urge all other loyal subjects to fall in with the King's wishes. For variant manuscript versions se...
Sir Andrew Agnew, two satirical poems and a hymn
Agnew, Andrew
c.1830-1840?
Comprises: (1) 2 satirical poems, the first entitled 'To Saint Andrew Agnew' and signed by 'Ewe', the second entitled 'The "Monstre" Saint' and signed by 'Beta'; (2) A hymn, 'by Saint Andrew Agnew!' a...
Miscellany of satirical poetry and prose
1670s
Miscellany mainly of satirical English poems and prose pieces, 1670s. Poems occupy ff.4r-12v, 19r-26v, 30r-33r, 35r-49r. Satirical prose pieces on political and religious themes appear on ff.12v-19r, ...