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(LARGE PRINT EDITION) 1868. A collection of satirical pieces of poetry called Pasquils in Scotland. In these satires may be found a coarseness of expression and bitterness of feeling, which may not recommend them to the general reader, but will be of interest to the historical student as preserving the state of popular feeling in the reigns of Charles I and his descendants. They are also illustrative of the habits and morals of the people of Scotland for upwards of a century. The sources from which the Pasquils in this volume have been derived are mentioned in the prefatory remarks prefixed to…mehr

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(LARGE PRINT EDITION) 1868. A collection of satirical pieces of poetry called Pasquils in Scotland. In these satires may be found a coarseness of expression and bitterness of feeling, which may not recommend them to the general reader, but will be of interest to the historical student as preserving the state of popular feeling in the reigns of Charles I and his descendants. They are also illustrative of the habits and morals of the people of Scotland for upwards of a century. The sources from which the Pasquils in this volume have been derived are mentioned in the prefatory remarks prefixed to each article. Partial Contents: Woman's Truth; Pasquil Against the Bishops, 1610; The New Litany; Lines by Montrose; The Presbyterian's Cat; Robert Cook's Petition Against the Peats; The Whigs Welcome from Bothwell Brig; Coronation Song, 1689; Lines on the Earl of Crawford; On the Union Parliament; On the Death of Louis XIV; and many more.
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