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1. An invasion from Dutchland is all the discourse

First Line:
An invasion from Dutchland is all the discourse
Last Line:
On condition that you may depart with your lives
DMI number:
44330

2. Come Abram's sons from every quarter come

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Come Abram's sons from every quarter come
Last Line:
And give to golden calves again your praise
DMI number:
40610

3. Come gallants let's tender those hearts

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Come gallants let's tender those hearts
Last Line:
With William and Mary's blest Reign to over joy us | Farewell Jesuit
DMI number:
608

4. Cursed be the timorous fool whose feeble mind

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Cursed be the timorous fool whose feeble mind
Last Line:
A steady resolute heroic soul
DMI number:
3655

5. From the blessed regions of eternal day

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From the blessed regions of eternal day
Last Line:
Britain shall be his throne in time to come
DMI number:
3659

6. God bless our gracious sovereign Anne

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God bless our gracious sovereign Anne
Last Line:
On t'other side the Tweed
Author:
Arthur Maynwaring (Speculation)
DMI number:
5020

7. In days of old ere Ampthill towers were seen

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In days of old ere Ampthill towers were seen
Last Line:
And Luther's light from Henry's lawless bed
Author:
Horace Walpole (Confident)
DMI number:
33571

8. Must murder then O Rome must fire and blood

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Must murder then O Rome must fire and blood
Last Line:
And owns his folly when he feels the god
DMI number:
295

9. Keep to the church while yet you may

First Line:
Keep to the church while yet you may
Last Line:
You may for every vary
DMI number:
44336

10. Not all the threats or favours of a crown

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Not all the threats or favours of a crown
Last Line:
Who love fierce drivers and a looser rein
Author:
Charles Montagu (Absolute)
DMI number:
3969

11. Not Rome in all her splendour could compare

First Line:
Not Rome in all her splendour could compare
Last Line:
And Mrs Stafford yield to Betty Hall
Author:
John Wilmot (Speculation)
DMI number:
2174

12. Now every tender breast with sorrow heaves

First Line:
Now every tender breast with sorrow heaves
Last Line:
Your laws your lives your freedom and your fame
DMI number:
23559

13. Our father galled with Rome's oppressive yoke

First Line:
Our father galled with Rome's oppressive yoke
Last Line:
We still had Candish if we still had friend
DMI number:
98

14. Our glorious realm over all the earth renowned

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Our glorious realm over all the earth renowned
Last Line:
Thou glorious deliverer of mankind
DMI number:
6497

15. On my hard fate as late I pondering lay

First Line:
On my hard fate as late I pondering lay
Last Line:
And waking then I'll sing my patron's praise
Author:
Robert Gould (Absolute)
DMI number:
4570

16. Remote from liberty and truth

First Line:
Remote from liberty and truth
Last Line:
Shall tell the patriot's name
Author:
Robert Nugent (Absolute)
DMI number:
22424

17. Rise muse and boldly spread thy tender wing

First Line:
Rise muse and boldly spread thy tender wing
Last Line:
By George our great redeemer William's ghost
DMI number:
13471

18. Sicilian muse begin a loftier flight

First Line:
Sicilian muse begin a loftier flight
Last Line:
Honest George Churchill may supply his place
Author:
William Walsh (Absolute)
DMI number:
4011

19. Spain's rod Rome's ruin Netherlands relief

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Spain's rod Rome's ruin Netherlands relief
Last Line:
Religion's nurse and faith's defender
DMI number:
25273

20. The gathering clouds with aspect dark

First Line:
The gathering clouds with aspect dark
Last Line:
When vengeance strikes his foes
DMI number:
36718

21. The love of God of church and king

First Line:
The love of God of church and king
Last Line:
Express lie buried in Burman
DMI number:
25284

22. The man that's resolute and just

First Line:
The man that's resolute and just
Last Line:
By mean ignoble verse
Author:
William Walsh (Absolute)
DMI number:
5497

23. The minister that's brave and just

First Line:
The minister that's brave and just
Last Line:
At best is but profaning
DMI number:
23449

24. This feast O Britons with devotion heed

First Line:
This feast O Britons with devotion heed
Last Line:
If these in mercy were removed to Heaven
DMI number:
24544

25. Townshend and Stanhope sit at helm

First Line:
Townshend and Stanhope sit at helm
Last Line:
Our liberties disturb
DMI number:
8371

26. We'll drink and we'll never have done boys

First Line:
We'll drink and we'll never have done boys
Last Line:
And a fig for their sultan and sophy
DMI number:
773

27. When shall I be at rest will pleasing peace

First Line:
When shall I be at rest will pleasing peace
Last Line:
And Perkin shall to Hanover give place
DMI number:
5019

28. Whenever tyrants fall the air

First Line:
Whenever tyrants fall the air
Last Line:
Which done his soul expired
DMI number:
3646

29. Wherever you fought the haughty foes were broke

First Line:
Wherever you fought the haughty foes were broke
Last Line:
How well for liberty you spoke and fought
DMI number:
7383

30. Where to address in this degenerate age

First Line:
Where to address in this degenerate age
Last Line:
And I shall surely reap the harvest of my toil
DMI number:
3526

31. Ye thoughtless youths by impious passions swayed

First Line:
Ye thoughtless youths by impious passions swayed
Last Line:
Doomed to be plunged into the burning lake
DMI number:
26332