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GO, Mighty PRINCE, and those Great Nations see, / Which thy Victorious Arms before made Free; Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 426 1: 426 (1) To his GRACE / THE / Duke of MARLBOROUGH, / On the Report of His Going into / GERMANY. (1) To his GRACE THE Duke of MARLBOROUGH, On the Report of His Going into GERMANY. (1) To his GRACE THE Duke of MARLBOROUGH On the Report of His Going into GERMANY. 1713-1713 E. Curll, J. Pemberton

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GO, Mighty PRINCE, and those Great Nations see, Which thy Victorious Arms before made Free; View that Fam'd Column, where thy Name engrav'd, Shall tell their Children who their Empire sav'd. Point out that Marble, where thy Worth is shown To every Grateful Country, but thy Own. O Censure undeserv'd! Unequal Fate! Which strove to Lessen Him who made Her Great; Which pamper'd with Success, and Rich in Fame, Extoll'd His Conquest, but Condemn'd his Name: But Virtue is a Crime, when plac'd on high, Tho' all the Fault's in the Beholder's Eye. Yet
(2) Yet He untouch'd, as in the Heat of Wars, Flies from no Danger, but Domestic Jarrs. He grieves that we contemn for what He Fought, Blushing to see our Blood no better Bought. Disdains in Factious Parties to contend, And proves in Absence most Britannias Friend. So the Great SCIPIO of Old, to shun That Glorious Envy which his Arms had won, Far from his Dear, Ungrateful Rome retir'd, Prepar'd, whene'er His Country's Cause requir'd, To shine in Peace or War, and be again Admir'd
FINIS. Printed for E. Curll, at the Dial and Bible, and J. Pemberton, at the Buck and Sun, both against St. Dunstans Church in Fleetstreet. 1713. Price 2 d. Where may be had the following BOOKS, lately Published. I. The Carpenter of Oxford: Or, The Millers Tale, from Chaucer, At- tempted in Modern English. By S. Cobb, of Trinity-College, Cambridge. In- scrib'd to N. Rowe, Esq; To which are added. Two Imitations of Chaucer, viz. I. Susanna and the Two Elders. II. Erle Roberts Mice. By his Excel- lency, Matthew Prior, Esq; 8 vo. Price 1 s. II. The Tunbridge Miscellany: Consisting of Poems, Letters, &e. Written at Tunbridge-Wells this Summer. With a particular Account of the Swing- ing Ladies. Price 6 d. III. Stanza's to the Lady Sunderland, at Tunbridge-Wells. By J. Watts. Price 2 d. IV. The Favourite. A Simile. Written by a Gentleman of Eton. Price 2 d.