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Subject(s)

• Charles II King of England 1630-1685—Poetry [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Poetry [Browse]

Rare books genre

• Broadside poems [Browse]

Contained in

• Multi-title collection including Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden, to-morrow, being Thursday the 4th of March, The double dealer : Maskwell by Mr. Sparks, Lord Touchwood, Mr. Anderson, Mellefont by Mr. Ridout, Brisk by Mr. Dyer, Careless by Mr. Smith, Lord Froth by Mr. Gibson, Sir Paul Pliant by Mr. Foote, Lady Froth by Mrs. Bellamy, Lady Pliant by Miss Nossiter, Cinthia by Mrs. Baker, Lady Touchwood by Mrs. Woffington : with a new ballet call'd Les statues animees by Mons. Guerin, Madem. Capdeville, and others : to which will be added a new farce (being the 13th night) call'd The Englishman return'd from Paris, being a sequel to The Englishman at Paris ... : the fourth day, on Saturday will be reviv'd King Lear and 14 other(s).

With

Princeton copy 2 in second (T-Z) of 2 boxes of broadside poems with spine title: 17th Century English Poetry.

References

• ESTC R27586
• Wing W1875.

Other title(s)

• Gratulamini mecum.
• Congratulatory essay upon His Majesties most happy recovery.

In

Multi-title collection including Theatre Royal in Covent-Garden, to-morrow, being Thursday the 4th of March, The double dealer : Maskwell by Mr. Sparks, Lord Touchwood, Mr. Anderson, Mellefont by Mr. Ridout, Brisk by Mr. Dyer, Careless by Mr. Smith, Lord Froth by Mr. Gibson, Sir Paul Pliant by Mr. Foote, Lady Froth by Mrs. Bellamy, Lady Pliant by Miss Nossiter, Cinthia by Mrs. Baker, Lady Touchwood by Mrs. Woffington : with a new ballet call'd Les statues animees by Mons. Guerin, Madem. Capdeville, and others : to which will be added a new farce (being the 13th night) call'd The Englishman return'd from Paris, being a sequel to The Englishman at Paris ... : the fourth day, on Saturday will be reviv'd King Lear and 14 other(s).

OCLC

62317342

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