%ISOlat1; %ISOlat2; %ISOnum; %ISOpub; ]> The SAINTS Jubilee, / OR / The fullness of Joy to the sweet Singers of Sion. / ---------olim haec meminisse juvabit. University of California - Santa Barbara The Early Modern Center English Broadside Ballad Archive (EBBA) Director Patricia Fumerton Associate Director Carl G Stahmer ?-? Early Modern Center, University of California Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA 03/02/2016 34914

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R18876 VVHen first Petitions newly pen'd did fly, / And Loyal Straffords head did bleeding (ly. Our joys did then appear. [with variation] Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 1 The SAINTS Jubilee, / OR / The fullness of Joy to the sweet Singers of Sion. / ---------olim haec meminisse juvabit. The SAINTS Jubilee, OR The fullness of Joy to the sweet Singers of Sion. ---------olim haec meminisse juvabit. The SAINTS' Jubilee, OR The fullness of Joy to the sweet Singers of Sion. ---------olim haec meminisse juvabit. ?-?

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WHen first Petitions newly pen'd did fly, And Loyal Straffords head did bleeding ly. To satisfie the Peoples Cruelty, Our joys did then appear. When pious Laud unto the Tower was sent, And Commons House the King did circumvent, Obtaining a Triennial Parliament, Our joys did then increase. When Commons push'd the Bishops off their seats And by their Artifice and juggling feats, Fill'd up the House with pious frauds and cheats. Our joys, etc. When Pym with many more as good as he, Made us deny our Antient Liberty, And bid defiance to his Majesty, Our joys, etc. When Plotting Presbyter preach'd in the Nation, And snuffling through the nose was all in fashion, And Frenzy was mista'ne for Inspiration, Our joys, etc. When zealous Brethren gave their Silverware, And holy Sisters all that they could share, And all to fight the Beast call'd Common-Prayer, Our joys, etc. When it was voted for a foolish story, And Non-conformists (zealous of God's glory) Did all conform unto the Directory, Our joys, etc. When Cromwel led his men with canting words Fight, Saints, the Battel, now it is the Lords, Your weapons are long Prayers, but longer Swords, Our joys, etc. When from his Offices at first but small, Outwitting Essex, Fairfax, and em' all, He did advance himself to General, Our joys, etc. When Cobler-Hewson ran beyond his Last, First clean'd his waxen thumbs, then buckled fast His Sword about his Sanctified Wast. Our joys, etc,
When Crop-ear'd Peters first set up to preach, Whose Lungs to Twentiethly Beloved could reach, Did from his Tub the Factious people teach, Our joys, etc. When the debate of No Lords, first arose, No House of Peers: No, we will have no Laws, Our Magna Charta is the Good old Cause. Our joys, etc. When we our Antient Liberties forsook, And made the Covenant our Statute-Book; Our Oracles were Bradshaw, Ireton, Cook. Our joys, etc. When Commons (they who durst do anything, Because the Lords submitted) did begin, Bold desperate Votes, and voted out the King. Our joys, etc, When Vote for Non-addresses made no stay, But most Victoriously did make its way, The Crown was stak'd for which the House did play. Our joys, etc. Another Vote! A new unheard of Court, High Court of Justice! All the House was for't; For here they knew would be the greatest sport. Our joys, etc. Here was the Head a second Prize lay'd down, Bradshaw soon won't and took it up; as soon, We had five hundred Heads instead of one. Our joys, etc. When Toleration for all Sects began, And Conscience was a Slave to ev'ry man, To Quaker, Independent, Puritan, Our joys, etc. When leave was given to act all Villany; I'de kill my friend, another should rob me, And neither of us ever questioned be. Our joys, etc. When there could be no breach of Priviledge, When Saints could sin by Licence, and alledge, That Robbing Churches was no Sacriledge. Our joys were then at full.
Faelix quem faciunt aliena Pericula cautum.