The Pepys Ballads. Volume V, 1689-1691 ; Numbers 254-341 / Hyder Edward Rollins.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Rollins, Hyder Edward, editor.

Series:

The Pepys Ballads ; Volume V

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Ballads, English--Catalogs.

Local Subjects:

Ballads, English--Catalogs.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (352 p.)

Edition:

Reprint 2014

Place of Publication:

Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press, [2014]

Language Note:

English

Contents:

Frontmatter

PREFACE

CONTENTS

254. The Protestants triumph

255. England's glory

256. Tyrconnel's courage confounded

257. King William s delight

258. General Schomberg's happy success

259. England's hopes

260. The Irishmen's prayers

261. Jemmy's recantation

262. The gazette in meter

263. Father Ρetre and the devil

264. The weavers loyal resolution

265. The loyal soldiers courtship

266. The English painter

267. The French king's vision

268. The boast of Great Britain

269. The Brandy-bottle Plot

270. Romes plots discovered

271. Here is pig and pork

272. The great bastard

273. England's triumph

274. The loyal subjects free choice

275. The proclamation for a general fast

276. The Irish rebels routed

277. The loyal subjects happy choice

278. City justice

279. The courageous commander

280. The Bedfordshire prophecy

281. A dialogue between the French and Irish officers

282. Th e seaman's loyal love

283. The glory of the gentle craft

284. The royal health

285. The soldiers prayers for King William's success

286. The royal farewell

287. King William's courage

288. The royal resolution

289. The royal salutation

290. King William s progress into Ireland

291. The Protestants wish

292. The courageous seaman

293. The royal ball

294. King William's march to Ireland

295. The triumph of Ireland

296. Ireland's happiness

297. King William's welcome to Ireland

298. The Protestant soldiers resolution

299. The royal match of bear-baiting

300. Torringtonia

301. England's triumph

302. Great and happy news for England

303. A dialogue between James, Berwick, and Tyrconnel

304. The bog-trotters march

305. King William's march

306. Royal courage

307. Teague and Monsieur's lamentation

308. King Williams triumph

309. The Protestant triumph

310. Dublin's deliverance

311. A brief touch of the Irish wars

312. The witty harlot

313. Poor Teague in distress

314. The loyal wish

315. The royal salutation

316. The courtly salutation

317. The Protestants joy

318. The joy of Protestants

319. The courtly triumph

320. The new loyal health

321. The nation's joy

322. The second victorious conquest

323. A new-year's gift for covetous colliers

324. The bountiful brewers

325. The brewers benefit

326. The brewers answer

327. Captain Johnston's love s lamentation

328. The town-bully's bravery

329. The bloody-minded husband

330. The female frolic

331. The perjured youth

332. The wretched miser

333. The old cavalier

334. The canters confession

335. The female duel

336. The princely scuffle

337. The unfortunate lady

338. An answer to the unfortunate lady

339. The discovery of the new plot

340. The traitor's trouble

341. Sport upon sport

Notes:

Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph

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ISBN:

0-674-43026-3

OCLC:

1013945960