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Brotherton Collection7
Brotherton Collection Manuscript Verse7

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Anonymous3
Addison, Joseph1
Addison, Joseph ?1
F.; [Bible]1
Fairfax, Thomas, 3rd Lord Fairfax1
Prior, Matthew1
Prior, Poems, P.1801

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Title: Mother Greggs prophecy (180 years agoe) as it may be read at Dungwell at Edenbrough near the Colledge Gate

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 168- ?

Manuscript: Lt q 52

Contents: Supposedly ancient prophecy of the coming of William of Orange (William III) and its consequences; attributed to Mother Gregg and said to be preserved in Edinburgh. With a note: "Sir Ralph Delavall (from whom Sir J.B. had this) said he knew one

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Title: The playhouse. 1699

Author: Addison, Joseph ?

Date(s): 1699 (title)

Manuscript: Lt q 38

Contents: Detailed account of the workings and nature of a contemporary London theatre,

both on and off stage

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Title: Psalme 92

Author: Fairfax, Thomas, 3rd Lord Fairfax

Attribution: F.; [Bible]

Date(s): 166- ?

Manuscript: Lt 105

Contents: Religious poem, paraphrasing Psalm 92

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Title: An ode made by a gentleman upon the conclusion of his travels

Author: Addison, Joseph

Date(s): 1712 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 45

Contents: Religious poem of thanksgiving to God for safe-keeping during foriegn

travels, particularly a storm at sea

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Title: Reply to the country parson instructing him how to become a bishop

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 1706 ?

Manuscript: Lt q 51

Contents: Satirical advice to a parson on how to become a bishop, listing the corruptions and faults of numerous named bishops

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Title: To Chloe, weeping

Author: Prior, Matthew

Attribution: Prior, Poems, p.180

Date(s): 1709 (published)

Manuscript: Lt 61

Contents: On how the world of nature joins in weeping with his beloved,

yet her tears do not soften her hardheartedness towards him

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Title: Dr Pepusche's song perform'd for his exercise in the theatre at Oxford July

13, 1713. Peace, Apollo, Britain

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 1713

Manuscript: Lt 11

Contents: Extravagant celebration of the peace with France and panegyric on Queen Anne,

anticipating domestic peace in England. In the form of dialogue between Peace,

Britain and Apollo, with repeats, airs, duet, trio, trumpet song and chorus

marked; being an exerc

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