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  <dc:title>Four effusions, temp. Georpe I one ridicules the somewhat lax morality of the King and his indiscriminate tastes; the second is a ballad designed to laugh the proposed Peerage Bill out of court; the other two (6813-6814) satirise jealousies of the "regents" who were delegated with authority in England while King George was away on visits to Hanover</dc:title>
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