Union First Line Index of English Verse

13^th-19^th Century (bulk 1500-1800)

First Line: Twas thought of Old, the Reverence due to youth Allow'd no master but severest Truth;

Author (Last name, First): Yorke, Charles

Title: Prologue to Shakespear's first part of Henry the Fourth (Spoken at the same place, April 16th; 1748, the Anniversary of the Battle of Culloden.)

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Last Line: And may that heaven, which gave our Fears to cease, O'er bleeding Nations breathe the Balm of Peace.

Library: U. Leeds, Brotherton

Shelfmark: Lt 119

Folio: f. 142-144 (rectos only)

Ref Nbr: 6676

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Names Mentioned: Shakespeare, William, 1564_1616

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Union First Line Index of English Verse

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13^th-19^th Century (bulk 1500-1800)