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R211908 ENgland's St GEORGE, who did the Virgin Free / From Dragon's Jaws, was but a Type of Thee. Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 815 A / PANEGYRIC[K] / TO HIS / EXCELLENCY, / The Lord General MONCK. A PANEGYRIC[K] TO HIS EXCELLENCY, The Lord General MONCK. A PANEGYRIC TO HIS EXCELLENCY, The Lord General MONCK. Farrar, Esq., Richard Printer John Macock 1660-1660

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ENgland's St GEORGE, who did the Virgin Free From Dragons Jaws, was but a Type of Thee. Thou (Noble George!) That Saint surpasses farr; (Moncks Name alone hath quench't our Flaming Warr) Hee, but One Dragon Slew, One Virgin Freed, But Thou three Kingdoms hast Redeem'd, (Blest Deed!) Redeem'd from numerous Dragons Tearing Paws, (Who Kill'd our King, and Trampled on our Laws) Monsters of Monsters! (O most strange Defeat!) And yet Thou did'st not either Fight or Treat. All this so calmly, with such Silence too, And so much Speed, Thou did'st Thy Self out-do. The King is so oblig'd, Himself doth owne 'Tis by Thy Conduct, Hee Ascends the Throne. And our Three Nations All, All jointly do Court Thee by Statues, and Adore Heaven too. Three Kingdoms Th 'hast United; (A new way!) The King Hee thanks Thee, and the People pay
To Thee a Second Duty: Happy T[?] To whom Three Nations unconstrain[?] What Powerfull Charms in sweetest [?] Surround thy Soul, Virtues Great Prod[?] Thy Valour hath been try'd by Sea a[?] And Thou best know'st on either [?] So Worthily Thou hast thy Self B[?] Love in the Hearts of Both Sides is In[?] Well may Our Island Boast, to have A Man so Modest, of such Mighty W[?] Succeeding Times shall Wonder at the F[?] Wee Justly Give, and Celebrate thy [?] Thy Glorious Statue (of Corinthia[?]) Shall stand, whil'st Time is Time, ([?] Of Thy Great Acts) And stiled T[?] The Guardian ANGEL of Our M[?]
FINIS LONDON, Printed by John Macock. May 22. 1660