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The Rebellion

A Tragedy

Rawlins, Thomas (1620?-1670)

THE REBELLION:

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To his loving friend the Author, upon his Tragedy The Rebellion.

To his worthy Esteemed Mr. Thomas Rawlins on his Rebellion.

To my friend Mr. Rawlins, upon this Play, his Worke.

To the Author on his Rebellion.

To his deare friend, Mr. Thomas Rawlins.

To his Friend Mr. Thomas Rawlins, on his Play called the Rebellion.

To the Author, Master Thomas Rawlins.

To the ingenious Author.

To his friend of the Author.

On Master Rawlins and his Tayler in the Rebellion.

To his Ingenious Friend Mr. Rawlins, the Author of the Rebellion.

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To his Friend Mr. Thomas Rawlins, on his Play called the Rebellion.

I will not praise thee Friend, nor is it fit,
Least I be said to flatter what y'have writ.
For some will say, I writ to applaud thee,
That when I print thou maist doe so for me.
Faith they're deceiv'd, thou justly claim'st thy Bayes.
Vertue rewards her selfe; thy work's thy praise.

T. Iourdan.