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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
REBUSE, by NATHANIEL COTTON Poet's Biography
First Line: The name of the monarch that abandon'd his throne
Last Line: Is the name of the fair, I prefer to his crown.
Subject(s): James Ii, King Of England (1633-1701)
First Line: The name of the monarch that abandon'd his throne
Last Line: Is the name of the fair, I prefer to his crown.
Subject(s): James Ii, King Of England (1633-1701)
THE name of the monarch that abandon'd his throne,
Is the name of the fair, I prefer to his crown.
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