Poem by Richard Savage and sacred verse in 1730s Dublin
The Dublin Journal revisits a scarce poem by Richard Savage Ely with reverent notes to Mrs Bret, Countess of Macclesford, alongside a lengthy paraphrase on Psalm 38 and a mock epic fragment about freedom. It includes local notices on trials, marriages, theatre plans, bread prices, and public rewards.
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Macclesford
Richard Savage
Ely
Wature
Miller
Edinburgh
Dublin
Jonathan Swift
St. Patrick's Dublin
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