The honest ghost, or, A voice from the vault

Title

The honest ghost, or, A voice from the vault

Author

Brathwaite, Richard, 1588?-1673.

Publication

London :: Printed by Ric. Hodgkinsonne,

1658.

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Subject terms

Censorship -- England -- Early works to 1800.

Link to this Item

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Cite this Item

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Contents

• The Face of the Frontispice unvailed: The Titles of either Subject, whereof these Poems treat, with their proper Imprezza's accurately illustrated and succinctly couched.
• title page
• To my Stationer Health, Wealth, and Liberty.
• To the ingenuous State-Censor.
• To all, or none.
• The honest Ghost, OR A Voice from the Vault.
• A Postscript.
• The Copy of a Letter sent from a Burgess of the Lower-House, to the brittle Society, or broken Company of Bank∣rupt-Merchants, 1625.
• A Prisoners Picture, posture and pressure; all receiving forme, feature, life and lineature from this contracted Letter.
• title page
• IPSE DEUS, SUMMUS MAEONIDUM MUSAEUS
• Loves Lottery.
• The Cuckow.
  • To the Cuckow.
• A Trapanner.
• A Tar-paulin.
• Upon our Ages MESSALINA, in∣satiat Madona, the matchless English-Corombona.
• PHIL. PORTERS Elegie: In answer to a Libelling Ballader, seek∣ing by his mercenary Pen, to tra∣duce his honour.
• His farewell to Poetry. Carmina secessum, scribentis & otia quaerunt.
• title page
• His Vision.
• The Ape of Honour.
• The Ape of Pleasure.
• The Ape of Vaine-glory
• The Ape of Fancy.
• The Ape of Fashion.
• The Ape of Observation.
• The Court Ape.
• The City Ape.
• The Country Ape.
• The Church Ape.
• The Judiciall Ape.
• The Politicall Ape.
• The Chymicall Ape.
• The Criticall Ape.
• To the State-Critick.
• The Apes Censure.
• Upon the Censure of his Vision.
• The life of POLYMORPHUS SIMIANUS Author of this Poem.
• The Draught or Portraict of every Ape with their distinct properties, chara∣racters, and differences, expressed in se∣verall peeces.
• Parthenia's Passions.
  • The western-Knights Pasquill.
  • AMPLITUDINI TUAE DEDITISSIMUS MUSOPHILUS; EBORACENSIS EQUES, EQUITUM HUMILLIMUS.
  • Upon his Hon. Election of Deputation for Ireland.
  • Upon his Hon. returne from Ireland.
    • Vpon his attendance.
    • Vpon his admittance.
  • For the Right Honorable CHARLES HOVVARD, Commander in chiefe over Cumberland, Westmerland, and Northumberland, Upon the Decimation.
  • After his Assesse at Penrith; Addressed to his Honour.
  • Upon his additionall Assesse; con∣tinued in addresse to his Ho∣nour.
  • A parcell of partiall-guilt Justice.
  • For Colonell ROBERT WATERS, Upon his Yorkshire Summons.
  • For Mr. Ralph Rimer, a discreet State Commissioner.
  • For Captain Aitee and L. Bolland.
  • To Captaine Sadler; a rare Scarlet dyer.
  • Upon the Commissioners sitting at the Wildman in York.
  • The Quaker.
  • In Answer to this Paper of Verses, intitled The Quaker; whereof He was re∣ported to be the Author.
  • A Button-Bung, or, A Westminster Snap.
  • Upon the Northern Feast, observed at Sal∣ters-Hall, the sixth of October; 1657. Addressed to his worthy Countrymen, The Northern Society.
• publisher's note
• publisher's note