Great Britain -- History, Naval -- Poetry; Sea songs -- Great Britain
The Famous Sea-Fight between Captain Ward and the Rainbow 30
The Lamentable Cries of at least 1,500 Christians (now
Prisoners in Argiers under the Turkes) 31
The Honour of Bristol 34
Neptune to England 36
On His Majesties Fleet 36
Upon the Great Ship 37
Saylors for my Money 40
The Jovial Marriner; or, the Sea-man’s Renown 42
Neptune’s Raging Fury; or, the Gallant Seaman’s Sufferings 45
The Famous Fight at Malago 47
An Elegie on the Death of the Right Honourable Robert
Blake, Esq. 48
The Valiant Seaman’s Congratulation to his Sacred Majesty
King Charles II. 53
England’s Valour, and Holland’s Terrour 54
Song Written at Sea (‘To all you Ladies now at Land’) 56
The Royal Victory 58
The English Seaman’s Resolution; or, the Loyall Subjects
Undaunted Valour 61
England’s Tryumph, and Hollands Downfall; or, the Second
Royal Victory 63
Englands Royall Conquest 66
Holland Turn’d to Tinder; or, England’s Third Great Royal
Victory 69
A New Ballad of a Famous German Prince and a Renowned
English Duke 72
The Second Part of the Late and Terrible Fight on
St. James’s Day, 1666 76
The Dutch Damnified; or, the Butter-Boxes Bob’d 79
A Song on the Duke’s Late Glorious Success over the Dutch 82
News from the Coast of Spain 83
Captain Mansfield’s Fight with the Turkes at Sea 86
The Algiers Slave’s Releasement; or, the Unchangeable
Boat-swain 88
The Benjamin’s Lamentation for their Sad Loss at Sea by
Storms and Tempests 89
The Treachery of the Spaniards of Porto Rico to the
Dartmouth Frigot and her Company 92
The Golden Voyage; or, the Prosperous Arrival of the James
and Mary 95
The Boatswain’s Call; or, the Couragious Marriner’s
Invitation 97
The Undaunted Seaman 99
The Sea-Man’s Adieu to his Dear 101
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