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R213217 Wh. WHat is True Pop'ry? Tory. To depose a King. / Wh. what's true Presbit'ry? T. to oppose the Thing. Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 479692 Whig and Tories / Interrogatories Answered: / In Defence of the / Kings Loyal Subjects. Whig and Tories Interrogatories Answered: In Defence of the Kings Loyal Subjects. Whig and Tories' Interrogatories Answered: In Defense of the King's Loyal Subjects. 1681-1681 E. Rydall

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Wh.WHat is True Popry? Tory. To depose a King. Wh. whats true Presbitry? T. to oppose the Thing. W. Whats our best way to thorough Reformation? T. By Obs-- and Heracs to embroil the Nation. W. Of Sin, whats greatest? T. Perjury. W. What then Of Perjuries the worst? T. By Irish Men. W. What Irish Perjury doth God most abhor? T. That which true Popery feigns pretences for W. When doth this Crime portend a Kingdoms Fall? W. when underpropt by Purchasers of Cazal. W. What follows from forestalling a Successor? T. The deinthroning who is true Possessor. W. when shall free Subjects be no more opprest? T. when what they legally demand, shall be redrest. W. when shall sweet Concord our lost Peace repair? T. Now Covenant agrees with Common-Prayer. W. when shall th afflicted Brethren cease to groan? T. when Pamphleteers are to the Devil gone. W. Of all Mankind, whats the most Injurd thing? T. A Strasburgh Subject or---(God bless Our King.
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