Includes: Vol. I [A dedication] To the Right Honourable Lionel, Earl of Dorset and Middlesex. ; Preface. ; Postscript. ,Poems on several occasions. On Exodus iii. 14. I am that I am. An ode. Written 1688, as an exercise at St. John's College, Cambridge. ; Love and friendship: a pastoral by Mrs. Elizabeth Singer. ; To the author of the foregoing pastoral [Love and friendship...]. ; Ode. Sur la prise de Namur, par les armes du Roy, l'année 1692. Par Monsieur Boileau Despreaux. ; An English ballad. On the taking of Namur by the King of Great Britan, 1695. Presented to the King at his arrival in Holland, after the discovery of the Conspiracy 1696. ; Written in the beginning of Mezeray's history of France. ; Adriani Morientis ad Animam fuam. ; By Monsieur Fontanelle. ; Prologue, Spoken at Court before the Queen, on her Majesty's birth-day, 1704. ; A letter to Monsieur Boileau Despreaux; occasioned by the victory at Blenheim, M.DCC.IV. ; Henry and Emma. A poem, upon the model of the Nut-brown Maid. To Cloe. ; [p. 203-204] Books printed by R. and A. Foulis.; Vol. II An ode humbly inscribed to the glorious success of Her Majesty's Arms, M.DCC.VI. Written in imitation of Spencer's style. Preface. ; Cantata. Set by Monsieur Galliard. ;An epigram written to the Duke of Noailles. ; Epilogue to Lucius. Spoken by Mrs. Horton. ; Horace, Lib. I. Epist. IX. Imitated. To the right honourable Mr. Harley. ; Alma: or, the progress of the mind. In three cantos. ; Solomon on the vanity of the world. A poem in three books. ; Preface. ; Knowledge: the first book. The argument. ; Pleasure: the second book. The argument. ; Power: the third book.The argument. ; Carmen Seculare, Latine redditum per Tho. Dibben, e Trin. Col. Cant.;The contents.
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