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R42206 1 Joy to great Caesar Farinel's Ground Joy to great Caesar LET Crowns, Fame and Treasure, / Love and Joy without Measure, Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 1 A New SONG. / ON / King William & Queen Mary. A New SONG. ON King William & Queen Mary. A New SONG ON King William & Queen Mary. ?-? E. Hawkins

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First Strain. LET Crowns, Fame and Treasure, Love and Joy without Measure, Still attend our great Caesar, Let Jove take a Pleasure, To quaff Divine Nectar, And Drink his Duration Like a boon jolly Hector, To the God of our Nation. Second Strain. Try chance, Let's advance, Bid defiance To all France. Let Kettle Drums and Trumpets sound, Let e'ry Man stand his ground, Till with Lawrels Crown'd, And Couragiously make The Monsieur Quake, His Fistula ake Till he betake To flight for the sake Of his last stake. Third Strain. Let Patriots guard the Throne, Let Papists all go down, Let Perkins meet the Fate For to be own'd a Cheat, Let Jefferies have his Dream For swimming with the stream, Let Father Peters swing With the Nuncio in a string,
Let Gods made of poor Bread No more be worshipped, But every Popish Peer That goes Embassadour To Rome forfeit his Head For such a Traiterous Deed, And all the Lands he owns To satisfie the Crown, The Expences on that Whore. Fourth Strain. Great Orange undaunted fears not their dam'd Treason, But with Godlike Patience would bring them to Reason, Till tir'd with their Plottings, like Jove with his Thunder, The Wretches he scatters and brings them all under. Fifth Strain. Then to the Queen lets render our praise, The glory of Brittain and Honours bright Theam, The Envy and Hate Of Jesuits Pates, Whose cunning contrivances prove but a Dream. Sixth Strain. Let Gaudy Processions, And Lustful Confessions With James our late King in France ever stay, Let wit got with tryal Now make us defyal, Those shamming pretences could once us be-tray.
FINIS. LONDON, Printed for E. Hawkins. 1689.