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- Close section Front Matter
- Close sectionPART ONE FRIENDSHIP, AFFECTION, AND LOVE
- Close sectionLADY TANFIELD
- Close sectionSIR FRANCIS KYNASTON
- Close sectionLADY MARY WROTH
- Close sectionROBERT HERRICK
- Close sectionHENRY REINOLDS
- Close sectionHENRY KING
- Close sectionWILLIAM CAVENDISH, DUKE OF NEWCASTLE
- Close sectionTHOMAS CAREW
- Close sectionJAMES SHIRLEY
- Close sectionKATHERINE, LADY DYER
- Close sectionPIARAS FEIRITÉAR
- Close sectionALASDAIR MAC MHURCHAIDH
- Close sectionOWEN FELLTHAM
- Close sectionWILLIAM HABINGTON
- Close sectionSIR WILLIAM DAVENANT
- Close sectionPOETS OF THE TIXALL CIRCLE [COLLECTED BY CATHERINE GAGE, LADY ASTON]
- Close sectionPOETS OF THE TIXALL CIRCLE [GERTRUDE ASTON]
- Close sectionEDMUND WALLER
- Close sectionTHOMAS CARY
- Close sectionHENRY HARINGTON [attrib. to FRANCIS BEAUMONT]
- Close sectionSIR JOHN SUCKLING
- Close sectionSIDNEY GODOLPHIN
- Close sectionWILLIAM CARTWRIGHT
- Close sectionJAMES GRAHAM, MARQUIS OF MONTROSE
- Close sectionRICHARD CRASHAW
- Close sectionJOHN CLEVELAND
- Close sectionSAMSON BRIGGS
- Close sectionSIR JOHN DENHAM
- Close sectionROBERT HEATH
- Close sectionABRAHAM COWLEY
- Close sectionRICHARD LOVELACE
- Close sectionTHOMAS PHILIPOTT
- Close sectionTHOMAS STANLEY
- Close sectionJOHN HALL
- Close sectionCHARLES COTTON
- Close sectionKATHERINE PHILIPS
- Close sectionPHILIP AYRES
- Close sectionDANIEL SCARGILL
- Close sectionPART TWO SONG TEXTS AND POEMS ABOUT MUSIC
- Close sectionANONYMOUS [? SIR FRANCIS FANE]
- Close sectionAURELIAN TOWNSHEND
- Close sectionJOHN POLWHELE
- Close sectionLADY MARY WROTH
- Close sectionROBERT HERRICK
- Close section[? HENRY NOEL]
- Close sectionTHOMAS CAREW
- Close sectionJAMES SHIRLEY [possibly revised by THOMAS CAREW]
- Close sectionWILLIAM STRODE
- Close sectionSIR WILLIAM DAVENANT
- Close sectionANONYMOUS
- Close sectionEDMUND WALLER
- Close sectionSIR RICHARD FANSHAWE
- Close sectionJOHN MILTON
- Close sectionSIDNEY GODOLPHIN
- Close sectionANONYMOUS
- Close sectionANONYMOUS
- Close sectionSAMSON BRIGGS
- Close sectionRICHARD LOVELACE
- Close sectionANONYMOUS
- Close sectionANONYMOUS
- Close sectionALEXANDER BROME
- Close sectionANONYMOUS
- Close sectionANONYMOUS
- Close sectionANONYMOUS
- Close sectionANONYMOUS
- Close sectionCHARLES COTTON
- Close sectionKATHERINE PHILIPS
- Close sectionANONYMOUS
- Close sectionPART THREE SPIRITUAL POEMS AND PROPHECIES
- Close sectionSIR HENRY WOTTON
- Close sectionROBERT HERRICK
- Close sectionHENRY KING
- Close sectionTHOMAS CAREW
- Close sectionKATHERINE, LADY DYER
- Close sectionANONYMOUS [? 'LADY LOTHIAN']
- Close sectionCATHAL MAC MHUIRICH
- Close sectionWILLIAM STRODE
- Close sectionWILLIAM HABINGTON
- Close sectionPOETS OF THE TIXALL CIRCLE [GERTRUDE ASTON]
- Close sectionGERRARD WINSTANLEY
- Close sectionCLEMENT PAMAN
- Close sectionRICHARD CRASHAW
- Close sectionTHOMAS JORDAN
- Close sectionMARTIN LLUELYN
- Close sectionLAURENCE CLARKSON
- Close sectionJOSEPH BEAUMONT
- Close sectionABRAHAM COWLEY
- Close sectionHENRY VAUGHAN
- Close sectionTHOMAS VAUGHAN
- Close sectionVAVASOUR POWELL
- Close sectionANNA TRAPNEL
- Close sectionELIZABETH MAJOR
- Close sectionANNA ALCOX
- Close sectionJOHN COLLOP
- Close sectionELIZABETH CAVENDISH, COUNTESS OF BRIDGEWATER
- Close sectionPART FOUR HALCYON DAYES: PEACE AND THE GOOD LIFE
- Close sectionSIR HENRY WOTTON
- Close sectionRICHARD CORBET
- Close sectionAURELIAN TOWNSHEND
- Close sectionROBERT HERRICK
- Close sectionTHOMAS CAREW
- Close sectionJAMES SHIRLEY
- Close sectionWILLIAM STRODE
- Close sectionRALPH KNEVET
- Close sectionMILDMAY FANE, EARL OF WESTMORLAND
- Close sectionWILLIAM HABINGTON
- Close sectionTHOMAS RANDOLPH
- Close sectionSIR WILLIAM DAVENANT
- Close sectionPOETS OF THE TIXALL CIRCLE [POEMS COLLECTED BY HERBERT ASTON].
- Close sectionPOETS OF THE TIXALL CIRCLE [GERTRUDE ASTON]
- Close sectionEDMUND WALLER
- Close sectionSIR RICHARD FANSHAWE
- Close sectionJOHN MILTON
- Close sectionSIR JOHN SUCKLING
- Close sectionWILLIAM CARTWRIGHT
- Close sectionSIR THOMAS URQUHART
- Close sectionCLEMENT PAMAN
- Close sectionSAMSON BRIGGS
- Close sectionJOHN CLEVELAND
- Close sectionSIR JOHN DENHAM
- Close sectionMARY MCLEOD
- Close sectionABRAHAM COWLEY
- Close sectionALEXANDER BROME
- Close sectionMARGARET CAVENDISH, DUCHESS OF NEWCASTLE
- Close sectionMATTHEW STEVENSON
- Close sectionANNE KEMP
- Close sectionTHOMAS STANLEY
- Close sectionCHARLES COTTON
- Close sectionKATHERINE PHILIPS
- Close sectionPART FIVE POEMS OF WAR AND REVOLUTION
- Close sectionTHOMAS JORDAN
- Close sectionRICHARD CORBET
- Close sectionEDWARD HERBERT, LORD HERBERT OF CHERBURY
- Close sectionWILLIAM DRUMMOND OF HAWTHORNDEN
- Close sectionRICHARD BROME
- Close sectionTHOMAS JORDAN
- Close sectionROBERT HERRICK
- Close sectionWILLIAM CAVENDISH, DUKE OF NEWCASTLE
- Close sectionFRANCIS QUARLES
- Close sectionJAMES SHIRLEY
- Close sectionANONYMOUS
- Close sectionMARTIN PARKER
- Close sectionPOEMS ATTRIBUTED TO CHARLES STUART, KING CHARLES I
- Close sectionTHOMAS JORDAN
- Close sectionMILDMAY FANE, EARL OF WESTMORLAND
- Close sectionANONYMOUS
- Close sectionSIR WILLIAM DAVENANT
- Close sectionPOETS OF THE TIXALL CIRCLE [POEMS COLLECTED BY HERBERT ASTON]
- Close sectionEDMUND WALLER
- Close sectionSIR RICHARD FANSHAWE
- Close sectionWILLIAM FOWLER [rev. ?THOMAS CARY]
- Close sectionJOHN MILTON
- Close sectionGERRARD WINSTANLEY
- Close sectionWILLIAM CARTWRIGHT
- Close sectionSIR THOMAS URQUHART
- Close sectionTHOMAS, LORD FAIRFAX
- Close sectionANONYMOUS
- Close sectionATTRIBUTED TO JAMES GRAHAM, MARQUIS OF MONTROSE
- 268 [My dear and only Love]
- 269 On Humane Inconstancy
- 270 [Unhappy is the Man]
- 271 Upon the Death of King Charles the First
- 272 Some Lines one the killing of the Earle of Newcastle's Son's dog by the Marques Hamilton in the Queen's Garden at York
- 273 [Can little Beasts with Lions roar]
- 274 On Himself, upon hearing what was his Sentence
- Close sectionCLEMENT PAMAN
- Close sectionTHOMAS JORDAN
- Close sectionANONYMOUS
- Close sectionSIR JOHN DENHAM
- Close sectionSIR ROGER L'ESTRANGE
- Close sectionMARTIN LLUELYN
- Close sectionABRAHAM COWLEY
- Close sectionANONYMOUS
- Close sectionRICHARD LOVELACE
- 289 Song. Set by Mr. John Laniere To Lucasta, Going to the Wars
- 290 To Althea From Prison. Song. Set by Dr. John Wilson
- 291 To Lucasta. from Prison. An Epode
- 292 Calling Lucasta from her Retirement. Ode
- 293 The Ant
- 294 The Vintage to the Dungeon A Song Set by Mr. William Lawes
- 295 The Falcon
- 296 The Grasse-hopper. To my Noble Friend, Mr. Charles Cotton. Ode
- Close sectionMORGAN LLWYD O WYNEDD
- Close sectionALEXANDER BROME
- Close sectionANONYMOUS
- Close sectionMARCHAMONT NEDHAM
- Close sectionANDREW MARVELL
- Close sectionANONYMOUS
- Close sectionHENRY VAUGHAN
- Close sectionMARGARET CAVENDISH, DUCHESS OF NEWCASTLE
- Close sectionANONYMOUS
- Close sectionIAIN LOM MACDONALD
- Close sectionAN ANONYMOUS WOMAN OF CLAN CAMPBELL
- Close sectionFEAR DORCHA Ò MEALLÁIN
- Close sectionTHOMAS STANLEY
- Close sectionMURDO MACKENZIE OF ACHILTY
- 327 Crosanachd do rinneadh le Murchadh Mac Mhic Mhurchaidh 'san àm 'na reiceadh Righ Teàrlach, Anno: 1648. [A poem that was composed by Murdo Mackenzie at the time that King Charles was betrayed, Anno: 1648]
- 328 Roinn eile do rinneadh leis 'san àm an d' fhògradh an dàrla Righ Teàrlach. [Other verses that were composed by him at the time of the exile of King Charles II]
- Close sectionANONYMOUS
- Close sectionCHARLES COTTON
- Close sectionKATHERINE PHILIPS
- Close sectionTHOMAS SHIPMAN
- Close sectionANONYMOUS
- Close sectionPART SIX RESTORATION POEMS
- Close section End Matter
