%ISOlat1; %ISOlat2; %ISOnum; %ISOpub; ]> An Excellent New Hymne / To the Mobile, exhorting them to Loyalty / The Clean contrary Way. 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 08/17/2021 36882

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R229224 1 41, Or Hey Boys up go We Hey, Boys, Up Go We 41, Or, Hey Boys Up Go We LEt Us advance the Good Old Cause; Fear not Tantivitiers, whose Threatnings are as Senseless, as / Our Jealousies and Fears; 'Tis We must perfect this Great VVork, and all the Tories Slay, The clean contrary way. Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 73 An Excellent New Hymne / To the Mobile, exhorting them to Loyalty / The Clean contrary Way. An Excellent New Hymn To the Mobile, exhorting them to Loyalty The Clean contrary Way. ?-? Nath. Thompson

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LEt Us advance the Good Old Cause; Fear not Tantivitiers, whose Threatnings are as Senseless, as Our Jealousies and Fears; We must perfect this Great Work, and all the Tories Slay, And make the KING a Glorious Saint, The clean contrary way.
[2] It is for Liberty we Plot, And for the Publick Good, By making Bishops go to Pot, And shedding Guiltless Blood; We'l Damn the Orthodoxal Beast, And their Adherents Slay; When these are down we shall be Blest, The clean contrary way. [3] When We the KING have Bankrupt lain, Of Power and Crown bereft him, And all his Loyal Subjects Slain, And none but Rebels left him; When we have quite undone the Land, By IGNORAMUS sway; We'l settle the SUCCESSION, and The clean contrary way. [4] 'Tis to Preserve His Majesty, That We against Him rise, The Righteous Cause can never Die That's Manag'd by the Wise; Th' ASSOCIATION's a Just Thing, And That does seem to say, Who Fights for Us, Fights for the KING The clean contrary way. [5] RELIGION still must be th'Intent, The Nations Peace and Good, [Th]e Priviledges of PARLIAMENT So rarely Understood.
We'l pull the Laws and Reason down, And Teach Men to Obey Their Sovereign, and the Rights o'th'Crown The clean contrary way. [6] Our Properties we'l upwards set, By Imprisonment and Plunder, And Needy Whigs Preferment get, To keep all TORIES under: We'l keep in Pension O------ and P------, To SWEAR, and to BETRAY The Intrest of the KING, t'Advance The clean contrary way. [7] What tho the KING be now misled By the Old Popish Crew; He'l find our Honesty has sped; And give us all our Due: For We (He knows) do Rail and PLOT, REBELLION to Obey, And that We stand for Peace and Truth, The clean contrary way. [8] And now my Noble Country-men, You cannot doubt my Zeal, That have so True and Loyal been To KING and Commonweal; And if at last We chance to Hang For what We Do or Say; Our Comfort is, to Heaven We Gang The clean contrary way.
LONDON, Printed by Nath. Thompson Anno Domini, 1682.