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[Collection of English Restoration plays, poetry, and other works].
Format
Manuscript, Book
Language
English
Published/Created
[England?, ca. 1680]
Description
209 leaves : paper ; bound to 203 x 152 mm.
Details
Subject(s)
English drama
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Restoration, 1660-1700
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English poetry
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Early modern, 1500-1700
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Political satire, English
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Satire, English
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Verse satire, English
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Manuscripts, English
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New Jersey
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Princeton
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Related work(s)
Oldham, John, 1653-1683.
Apologie, by way of epilogue to ye pindaricks.
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Marvell, Andrew, 1621-1678.
Selections.
1680.
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Sedley, Charles, Sir, 1639?-1701.
To ye same.
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Chorier, Nicolas, 1612-1692.
Aloisiae Sigeae Toletanae Satyra sotadica de arcanis amoris et veneris.
Book 4.
English.
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Contains
Rochester, John Wilmot, Earl of, 1647-1680.
Selections.
1680.
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Etherege, George, Sir, 1635?-1691.
To a very young lady.
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Restrictions note
Material extremely fragile; readers should use the photocopies available in C0199 (2 v.).
Summary note
Autograph manuscript, written in two different unknown hands. Contains the Earl of Rochester's Sodom in 3-act and 5-act versions; prose orations; political and satirical poems by Marvell, Oldham, and Rochester; and love poems by Crashaw, Etheredge and Sedley. Possibly originated as a series of separate books, each section separated by blank leaves, which was subsequently bound into a single volume. Compiled between 1670 and 1680, compiler unknown. Pagination (added later in pencil) includes blank pages.
Notes
Ms. codex.
Item cataloged from digital reproduction, January 2006.
Binding note
Contemporary dark brown leather.
Contents
1. p. 1-36: Sodom / John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester.
2. p. 37-108: Sodom / John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester.
3. p. 109-136: Pindarique / John Oldham.
4. p. 137-204: Duell.
5. p. 237-270: Gamball.
6. p. 271-278: Apologie, by way of epilogue to ye pindaricks / John Oldham.
7. p. 279-300: Britannia & Rawleigh / Andrew Marvell and/or John Ayloffe.
8. p. 301-317: New instrussions to a painter.
9. p. 319-324: Copy of verses presented to ye K. / John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester.
10. p. 325-332: Advice to a painter / Andrew Marvell.
11. p. 333-346: On ye prorogason of ye parliamt.
12. p. 347-352: Loves horoscope / Richard Crashaw.
13. p. 353: In limine thalami regii. Super Loure in ffranc. Super nuper dom. cancell.
14. p. 354: [Four Latin distichs, the third titled: In regis Francorum triumphis].
15. p. 355: [Latin distich]. On ye Dukes children.
16. p. 355-360: On ye queens masquerading att Xmas 1670.
17. p. 361: Upon Bloods attempt of borrowing ye Crowne / Andrew Marvell.
18. p. 362-363: Translason / Andrew Marvell.
19. p. 365: Upon the Caball 72.
20. p. 367-371: Ancient prophecy of Nostr Dam's written originally in French and Englisht thus / Andrew Marvell.
21. p. 373-378: Letany a⁰ 1672.
22. p. 379-383: Room for a bishop att ye man in ye moon.
23. p. 385: To a very young lady / Sir George Etheredge.
24. p. 387-389: To ye same / Sir Charles Sedley.
25. p. 391-407: Drs Rich Gardiner Herefordiensis Aedis xti Oxoniensis Cantabrigiensis oratio.
26. p. 408-417: [Prose oration beginning: Most academicall most knowing judges].
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Source acquisition
Purchase; Rosenbach, April 1951, $525. Accession number AM 14401.
Publications about
Edwards, A.S.G. "Libertine literature in Restoration England, Princeton MS 14401." Book collector, v. 25 (1976), p. 354-373.
Other format(s)
Also available in an electronic version.
Other title(s)
In regis Francorum triumphis.
On ye Dukes children.
OCLC
177496446
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