%ISOlat1; %ISOlat2; %ISOnum; %ISOpub; ]> TO / The Right Honourable / Mr. HARLEY, / ON / His first Appearing in Publick, after the Wound / given Him by Guiscard. Trapp, Joseph University of California - Santa Barbara The Early Modern Center English Broadside Ballad Archive (EBBA) Director Patricia Fumerton Associate Director Carl G Stahmer 1711-1711 Early Modern Center, University of California Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA 06/19/2014 32928

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AT last dispelling His lov'd Country's Fears, / Again Great HARLEY at the Helm appears: Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 142 1: 142 TO / The Right Honourable / Mr. HARLEY, / ON / His first Appearing in Publick, after the Wound / given Him by Guiscard. TO The Right Honourable Mr. HARLEY, ON His first Appearing in Publick, after the Wound given Him by Guiscard. TO The Right Honorable Mr. HARLEY, ON His first Appearing in Public, after the Wound given Him by Guiscard. Trapp, Joseph 1711-1711 John Morphew

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AT last dispelling His lov'd Country's Fears, Again Great HARLEY at the Helm appears: Gives Life to Europes Cause, supports His QUEEN, And adds new Motion to the State-Machine. Abroad the haughty Gallic Tyrant grieves, And Faction dies at Home, while HARLEY lives. Dire Guiscard, with Infernal Rage possess'd, Destin'd his Steel to ANNA's sacred Breast. Baffled in That, he acts his Second Part; And strives to Stab Her in Her HARLEY'S Heart. Tho' nearer to Success, he misses still; Ev'n There he only Stabs, but cannot Kill. Yet on th' extremest Brink of Fate We stood: The just not mortal Wound!--- The flowing Blood!--- Amaz'd We saw the Wretch advance so far, And with One Stroak almost conclude the War. To
To Thee, Great Man, the Muse her faint Essays Thus makes; unknowing how her Strains to raise, How to Congratulate, or how to Praise. Fain with th' admiring World she would rejoice, And add her Triumphs to the Publick Voice. Caesar, amidst His Pomp and purple Pride, Stab'd in the Senate, by the Senate dy'd. Greater Thy Glory! With one Common Breath The Senate welcomes Thee escap'd from Death. Tho' not His Fall, Thou shar'st His better Fate, Like Him administring th' Affairs of State; Like Him Immortal, like Him Wise and Great. Thy Foes by this Attempt advance Thee higher, And ev'n their Treasons with Thy Worth conspire. By this Attempt they eterniz'd Thy Name, Design'd Thy Death, and gave Thee Deathless Fame. So when on Romulus bold Traytors ran, Furious t' Assassinate th' Immortal Man; Jove snatch'd Him from their Rage: With wondring Eyes They saw the living Hero mount the Skies, Born to the Realms above thro' Paths untrod; And where They meant a Murder, made a God.
LONDON: Printed for John Morphew, near Stationers-Hall, 1711. Price One Peny