%ISOlat1; %ISOlat2; %ISOnum; %ISOpub; ]> The Loyal Subject Resolution, / Who in Defence of his King will Fight / For to Maintain his Countries Right; / Inviting all his fellow peeres / To Lift themselves for Volunteeres. University of California - Santa Barbara The Early Modern Center Director Patricia Fumerton 1650-1650 Early Modern Center, University of California Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA 03/13/2012 31882

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R180262 1 Turn Love My Lodging is on the Cold Ground; I Prithee, Love, Turn to Me Turn Love BRave English boyes come follow me, / And I will lead the Van, Ile to the Wars go Volunteere / In service for the King. [with variation] Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 161 The Loyal Subject Resolution, / Who in Defence of his King will Fight / For to Maintain his Countries Right; / Inviting all his fellow peeres / To Lift themselves for Volunteeres. The Loyal Subject Resolution, Who in Defence of his King will Fight For to Maintain his Countries Right; Inviting all his fellow peeres To Lift themselves for Volunteeres. The Loyal Subject's Resolution, Who in Defense of his King will Fight For to Maintain his Country's Right; Inviting all his fellow peers To Lift themselves for Volunteers. Printer T. Mabb 1650-1650 Richard Burton

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BRave English boyes come follow me, And I will lead the Van, My heart is bent couragiously To venter stoutly on: I hate the thoughts of Cowardize, Or such a dirty thing, Ile to the Wars go Volunteere In service for the King. The Netherlanders make their boast In a pr[e]sumptuous manner, To rove upon our English Coast And rob us of our Honour: But of stouted hearted London Lads, a party I will bring, Ile to the Wars etc.
A gallant Fleet is setting out Brave English-men of War, Accompanied with Souldiers stout, Bold hearts and void of fear, Prepared and accoutered In habit for the Sea: Ile to the Wars go Volunteer And serve his Majesty. The Duke of York rites Admiral, His Highnesse wee[l]e attend This Noble hearted General Will prove our Countries friend; But when we come upon the Seas Then merrily we will Sing, And boldly venture in the Wars And service for the King.
THeir States are grown so quarelsome, They now exclude their Prince, But their unlawfull Governments All Nations will Convince, From those confused multitudes Of Sects, doth Rebels Spring, Which in our land did mischief plot, Against our gracious King. When Rebellion there was hatch Against their Masters Throne An Army was forthwith dispatcht To make the Town their own: But weele subdue the Trojans true If they our Force will try, And boldly Fight for Englands Right To serve his Majesty. When Cromwels Nose they did oppose, The English peirced their life: But when Usurpers fall at odds The Devill must end the strife: But now we have encouragement To shew our Loyalty: Weele to the Wars go Volunteeres And serve his Majesty. What though we be but Prentises, We have our Masters grant, Then shall the terrour of the Seas Our Courage never daunt:
As Fortune favours many a man, We may advanced be When in the Wars like Volunteres We serve his Majestie. They all complain that Guines gone And their men Routed there, Their Castles taken and undone, Which makes them drink and swear, But the truth is, they would have taken Our Forts by Treachery, Wherefore let us go Volunteres And serve his Majesty. The Neagars of that Countrey, With English Forces joyns, And marchs against their Enemies To purchase Golden Mines. To take and ransack Garrisons, Rich Plunder would there be: Ile to the Wars go Voluntere And serve his Majesty. Brave Lawson does upon us call, And doth for War prepare Against the Hollanders Forces all That prate and dominere. Heele give the On-set, One to Three, And make their Ears to Ring, Ile to the Wars go Voluntere And Venture for the King. With Allowance.
London, Printed by T. Mabb, for Richard Burton at the Horshoe in Smithfield.