Nevv-Englands lamentation for the late firing of the city of London. New-Englands sighs and groans, for those dread flames which burnt all London (scarcely spar'd the Thames;) yet noble Osbaston the bridge did save, else Southwark had been buried in that grave: but now our Ph.nix doth from ashes rise, the wonder, and the joy of all our eyes. A'la moderna, peace doth all restore; no town was e're so edifi'd before
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- Nevv-Englands lamentation for the late firing of the city of London. New-Englands sighs and groans, for those dread flames which burnt all London (scarcely spar'd the Thames;) yet noble Osbaston the bridge did save, else Southwark had been buried in that grave: but now our Ph.nix doth from ashes rise, the wonder, and the joy of all our eyes. A'la moderna, peace doth all restore; no town was e're so edifi'd before
- New England's lamentation for the late firing of the city of London
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London]: printed at Cambridge in New England, and reprinted at London, at the instance of Mr. Jonathan Ting merchant, for Nathaniel Brooke at the Angel in Gresham-Colledge, [1666?
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- 1666
- ESTC No.
- R171552
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- 65741
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- 1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 1°.
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- Printed in three columns, separated by lines of fleurons
Verse - "Sic transit gloria mundi,"
Signed at end: Robert Couch Dr. in Phy
In the title the four lines of text from "New-Englands sighs and groans, for those dread flames ..." to "Else Southwark had been buried in that grave:" are bracketed together by a right bracket. The four lines of text from "But now our Ph.nix doth from ashes rise, ..." to "N town was e're so edifi'd before." are bracketed together by a left bracket. The brackets face each other
Date suggested by Wing.