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PEP.779.021
11 Sep 1779:2261, 2262 (5/628)
An imitation of Andrew Marvel's celebrated ballad called
Royal Resolutions, written in the reign of King Charles the
Second.
[signed] X.Y.Z.
ROYAL RESOLUTIONS.
When our master, God Bless him, ascended the throne,
(So pious a monarch sure never was known)
He made a great fuss,
How that, bore among us,
He was British all over in blood and in bone;
Which delighting his subjects, they roar'd and huzza'd,
While these resolutions his majesty made.
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