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| Here’s a Health unto His Majesty
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251
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| The Whigs drowned in an honest Tory health
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251
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| The Cavalier
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253
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| The Lamentation of a Bad Market, or, The Disbanded Soldier
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255
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| The Courtier’s Health; or, The Merry Boys of the Times
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260
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| The Loyal Tories’ Delight; or, A Pill for Fanaticks
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262
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| The Royal Admiral
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265
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| The Unfortunate Whigs
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266
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| The Downfall of the Good Old Cause
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268
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| Old Jemmy
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271
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| The Cloak’s Knavery
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274
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| The Time-server, or, a Medley
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278
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| The Soldier’s Delight
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280
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| The Loyal Soldier
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281
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| The Polititian
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283
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| A New Droll
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285
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| The Royalist
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287
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| The Royalist’s Resolve
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288
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| Loyalty turned up Trump, or the Danger over
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290
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| The Loyalist’s Encouragement
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290
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| The Troupler
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292
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| On the Times, or, The Good Subject’s Wish
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293
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| The Jovialists’ Coronation
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294
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| The Loyal Prisoner
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295
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| Canary’s Coronation
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297
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| The Mournful Subjects, or, The Whole Nation’s Lamentation, from the highest to the lowest
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299
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| Memento Mori
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303
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| Accession of James II.
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305
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| On the most High and Mighty Monarch King James
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307
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| In a Summer’s Day
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309
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