A Congratulatory Poem on the accession of King William and Queen Mary to the Throne

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Manuscript item bound in a volume of printed pamphlets.

A poem in 8 verses. Incipit: 'Let England rejoice with heart & with voice'. Explicit: 'For it shows that they doe neither love W[illiam] nor M[ary]'

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Political poetry, English

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William III 1650-1702 King of Great Britain and Ireland

Mary 1662-1694 Queen wife of William III

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