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A New Song on the Prince and Princess of Orange.
I
Since Orange is on British Land,That Protestant who will not stand
To him, and under his Command,
Befriends the Romish Cause,
Gives all our Liberties away,
Our Lives to Popish Priests a prey,
And Magna Charta does betray
The Test and Penal Laws.
II
Bid too Illustrious Moll appear,We sha'n't have them more cause to fear,
From any Jesuit practice here,
The Lawful Heir to cheat.
Then to her Highness a full Glass,
The Second Faith-defending Lass,
And to her Good Man: but the Mass
Let Providence defeat.
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