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Title: The following verses were written in 1772 on the new Church of Genevieve patroness of Paris. This church was not finished in 1793 but was converted from its original purpose into a Pantheon for the worthies of France. They are highly prophetic of
the stat
Author: Anonymous
Attribution: Evening Mail Dec. 24 1802; [Latin]
Date(s): 1802 (at end)
Manuscript: Lt 96
Contents: Literal translation of verses apparently prophesying the ungodly state of France after the French Revolution, but in fact occasioned by the construction of the Church of Genevieve, Paris, in 1772
Title: A song in Harlequin Skeleton sung by Mr Dunstall in the character of a woman
ballad-singer, entitled The Stockwell Wonder. To the tune of King John and the
Abbot of Canterbury
Author: Anonymous
Attribution: The Craftsman; or, Say's Weekly Journal, [Saturday] March 7, 1772, page 4,
Date(s): 1772 (published)
Manuscript: Lt 12
Contents: Song from the pantomime play "Harlequin Skeleton", making out that the
magical phenomenon of dancing household objects is caused by the natural
enchantment of a beautiful girl.