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The Nations Joy for the Happy Coronation of
King William, and His Royal Consort Queen Mary
Tune of, Grim King of the Ghost, etc. Licensed according to Order
A ballad celebrating the Protestant William of Orange's ascension to the throne after defeating the Catholic King James II.
A Confession and Lamentation, recomended to Mr. Madder to / subscribe before his Death that thereby he may Appease his / Countrey Mens wrath thats hot against him for his unaccount- / able Harduess, / SAY
Confession and lamentation by a convicted criminal appealing to the members of his nation
The Protestant Court of England: / OR, THE / Joyful Coronation of K. VVilliam III. and Q. Mary II. / Setting Forth / The English, Welsh, Scotts, and Dutch-Man's Defiance of the Common Enemy, and / Disturber of this Protestant Kingdom, The JESUITE; with the Irish-Man's, and Monsieur's / with Vindication of Him
A ballad celebrating the coronation of William of Orange as William III of England.
Newsletter from the office of Sir Joseph Williamson, Whitehall, London, to Sir Richard Bulstrode, Brussels, 1688 December 17
The newsletter describes King James return to Whitehall and the impending arrival of William of Orange.
Newsletter from the office of Sir Joseph Williamson, Whitehall, London, to Sir Richard Bulstrode, Brussels, 1688 November 20
A newsletter accounting the concurrent events of the Glorious Revolution.