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2.333 R187949 1 Let Caesar Live Long Let Caesar Live Long Let Caesar Live Long LEt Bells through the Nation now merrily Ring,/ To welcome home William our Conquering King, And now is return'd from fair Flanders again,/ God send him a prosperous flourishing Reign. (with variations) date from content; William III returns from Flanders Pepys 2.333 Rollins (1) VI:62-64; Wing E3063[A] Pepys Library The Pepys ballads : facsimile volume Editor W.G. Day D.S. Brewer Cambridge [England] 1987 Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 2: 333 ENGLANDS Triumph:/ OR,/ The COURT and COUNTRYS Joy/ FOR THE/ Kings Safe Return from Flanders./ Together with the true Subjects heart Wish for a long and prosperous Reign. ENGLANDS Triumph: OR, The COURT and COUNTRYS Joy FOR THE Kings Safe Return from Flanders. Together with the true Subjects hearty Wish for a long and prosperous Reign. England's Triumph: or, the Court and Country's Joy for the King's Safe Return from Flanders. Together with the True Subjects Hearty Wish for a Long and Prosperous Reign. 1/2 sheet oblong folio, 193 x 320 damaged surface, uneven inking cast fleurons 1691 Printed for P. Brooksby, J. Deacon, J. Blare,/ and J. Back. P. Brooksby, J. Deacon, J. Blare, J. Back Weinstein

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LEt Bells through the Nation now merrily Ring, To welcome home William our Conquering King; Who headed his Army in Flanders this Year, Making the proud Frenchmen flye from him for fear: And now is return'd from fair Flanders again, God send him a prosperous flourishing Reign. The Trumpets did sound and the Drums they did beat, At which War-like Musick the French did Retreat; As fearing to face our Great King in the field, Whose Courage and Conduct much Terror did yield: And now he's return'd from fair Flanders again, God send him a prosperous flourishing Reign.
He doth not desire to live at his Ease, But leaving the Court, still he crosses the Seas, In order our Insolent Foes to Subdue, And many a hazard of Life hath [r]un through; Yet he is in safety returned again, God send him a prosperous flourishing Reign. Confederate Princes of Fame and Renown, Whom Trophies of Honour for ever shall Crown, Attended King William, whose Glory and Fame, This day through all Europe, brave Boys we'l proclaim He's safely Arriv'd from fair Flanders again, God send him a prosperous flourishing Reign.
As famous fair Holland King William came through, The former Rejoycing again they renew; And as at the length he took leave of the Shore, To enter on Board, the loud Cannons did Roar: Now, now he's Arriv'd to fair England again, God send him a prosperous flourishing Reign. Now as he arriv'd to the Banks of our Land, True Protestant Subjects in thousands did stand Ready to receive him with Joy and Delight, His Presence soon put Clouds of Sorrow to flight: He's safely Arriv'd from fair Flanders again, God send him a prosperous flourishing Reign. Full Bumpers went round then his most Royal Health, Still wishing him Triumph, with Glory and Wealth, To make his proud insolent Enemies bow, Whilst Joy sat Enthroned on every Brow, To see him in safety from Flanders again; God send him a prosperous flourishing Reign. And as he approach'd to the Court and the Queen, Amongst all the Nobles true Triumph was seen, Expressing their Joy, the sweet Musick did play, For to Celebrate the Magnificent Day On which he return'd from fair Flanders again; God send him a prosperous flourishing Reign. Let Jacobite-Catholicks frown if they please, We care not a figg for such Persons as these, So long as King William is blest from above, And we are partaking of his Royal Love: Brave Boys, he's return'd from fair Flanders again, God send him a prosperous flourishing Reign.
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