Satires and Miscellaneous Poetry and ProseCUP Archive |
目次
FORMAL SATIRES | 74 |
To Thomas | 146 |
Wit and Folly | 153 |
Opinion | 179 |
Physique | 186 |
Chymistry | 198 |
Lust | 222 |
Vulgarity | 231 |
Two Speeches made in the RumpParliament When it was restord | 303 |
A Speech made at the Rota | 324 |
An Occasional Reflection on Dr Charltons feeling a Dogs Pulse | 341 |
Mercurius Menippeus Memoirs of the Years 1649 and 50 | 347 |
The Case of King Charles I truly stated | 366 |
Observations upon the Long Parliament of Charles the First | 387 |
Beneficial Reflections upon MilfordHaven | 393 |
Draft of Butlers Letter to his Sister on the Education of her Son | 399 |
Wealth | 238 |
Government | 250 |
Rebellion | 262 |
POETICAL THESAURUS continued PAGE | 270 |
Mola Asinaria By William Prynne | 297 |
Various Readings of and Additions to Hudibras | 455 |
The Elephant in the Moon A Satyrin short verse | 470 |
Upon Critics who judge of modern Plays precisely by the Rules | 476 |
PINDARIC ODES | 485 |
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