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R22578 GReat PRINCE! to whose unwearied Pains and Care / England Eternal Monuments must rear Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 133284 A / PANEGYRICK / TO / His Highness Prince RUPERT, / ON / His present Expedition with His Majesties NAVY ROYAL / against the DUTCH. / Arma VIR,UMq; cano----- A PANEGYRICK TO His Highness Prince RUPERT, ON His present Expedition with His Majesties NAVY ROYAL against the DUTCH. Arma VIR,UMq; cano----- A PANEGYRIC TO His Highness Prince RUPERT, ON His present Expedition with His Majesty's NAVY ROYAL against the DUTCH. Arma VIRUMq; cano----- 1673-1673 Jonathan Edwin

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GReat PRINCE! to whose unwearied Pains and Care England Eternal Monuments must rear Of Gratitude, as having found in YOU At once her Nestor and Achilles too: Whose Grave Advice does first our Factions close, And then your Matchless Arm subdues our Foes. Permit an Humble Muse your Fame to greet, And with your Canvase spread a Votive Sheet, Predicting Victory: Assurd no less, RUPERT Commanding warranteth success. RUPERT, that Glorious Name, wherein we have Whatevers Prudent, Valiant, Great, or Brave; In whom Nature all past Heros does summe, And Copies sets to those that are to come. With such a Chief and such a Navy blest, As never yet the Oceans Surface prest, For strength, for courage, and for number too, What ist we may not fairly hope to do? Especially upon a Cause so Just, As might to Providence and Cock-boats trust: Though thanks to Heaven a Moving Wood, we see, Covers the bosom of our Narrow Sea; A Floating Island; that seems to surpass Denmark and Dantzick for full choice of Masts: As if that Womb of Ships (Forest of Dean) Into the Ocean now had shifted Scene. Phansie no more Fond Hogens to surprise Us with Fair Words and Foul Advantages; Nor hope a doubtful Treaties sly pretence Shall gull us to omit needful Defence. Wel parly Armd, and if you Deaf remain To Reason still, and our Just Terms disdain, Wel Bore your Ears with Thunder, till you cease Your haughty Pride, and humbly beg for Peace.
See how Fate to your Ruine does advance, The English Valour, and Fury of France. Vessels of such a bulk! we may maintain That Wooden Mountains Dance upon the Main. Their stately Rigging charm the gazing eye; But with what horrour and stupidity Must you receive that Dread Salute that comes From gaping Entrails of their Numerous Guns! Whose language speaks Confusion, and their breath Impregnates Air with Sentences of death; Outroaring Thunder with their Frightful Sounds, Which evry Wave to neighbouring Shores rebounds, Like to unhinge the Poles, and dash the Spheres, In shatters about trembling Atlas ears. Those Fatal Peals Heaven hath designed well, To ring your Hogen Mogen Stateships Knell. Zerxes his Chains were but a Foolery; Such Fleets alone the Seas in Fetters tie: Mand with stout Seamen yielding to no stroke; For (like their Ships) their Hearts are Trusty Oke. Spains King, that formerly Sirnamed His INVINCIBLE, how would he Christen This! To which that proud Armado was no more Then Sholes of Fisher-boats crept from the Shore. Let none repine that Bacons Art did fail; His Brazen to these Wooden Walls must vail. May Sacred CHARLES have always such a Fleet, Incroaching Foes to prostrate at his Feet, And never want such Arguments as these T assert his Right unto the Narrow Seas.
FINIS. LONDON, Printed for Jonathan Edwin, at the Three Roses in Ludgate Street, 1673.