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R16306 1 NONE Norwich Loyal Litany, The DEfend us from all Popish Plots; / That so the People fray; Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 1 THE / NORWICH / LOYAL LITANY. THE NORWICH LOYAL LITANY. THE NORWICH LOYAL LITANY. 1682-1682 A. Banks

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DEfend us from all Popish Plots; That so the People fray; And eke also from Treacherous Scots, As bad or worse then they. From Parliaments long Rumps & Tails, From House of Commons Furies, Defend us eke from Protestant Flayls, And Ignoramus Juries. Protect us now, and evermore, From a white Sheet and Proctor; And from that Noble Peer brought o're The Salamancha Doctor. A Doctor with a Witness sure, Both in his Rise and Fall: His Exit almost as obscure As his Original. Designs and Dangers far Remove, From this Distressed Nation, And Damn' the Trayterous Model of Bold Tony's Association. And may the Prick-Ear'd Party that Have Coin enough in Cupboard, Forbear to Shiver an Estate, And Splinters mount for Hobart. From sixteen self-conceited Peers, Protect our Soveraign still; And from the Damn'd Petitioners, For the Exclusive Bill.
Guard (Heaven) great Charles, & his Estate Tony upon Tony; And from a House of Commons, that Will give the King no Money. From those that did design and laugh, At Tangier in Distress; And were Mahometans worse by half, Then all the Moors of Fez. From such as with Usurping hand, Drive Princes to Extreams; Confound all their Devices, and Deliver Charles, and James. But may the beauteous Youth come home, And do the thing that's fit, Or I must tell that Absalom, He has more Hair then Wit. May he be wife and soon expel Th' old Fox, th' old Fawning Elf; The time draws nigh Achitophel, Shan't need to hang himself, This Jury I've Empanel'd here, Of honest lines and true, Whom you'll doubt at Westminster, Find Ignoramus too.
LONDON: Printed for A. Banks, MDCLXXXII.