O tempora! or a, satyr on the times; address'd to all the patrons of the good old cause, and asserters of resistance, of what denomination soever.
[London] : Sold by the booksellers of London and Westmenster [sic],
[1710?]
A high church satire in favour of Sacheverell.
Possibly the same work as as the half-sheet 'O tempora! O mores! A very new ballad', Foxon p.523, entered in the Stationers's Registers 1 May 1710 by James Read (Foxon).
Reproduction of original from the Harvard University Houghton Library.
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Foxon,
Madan-Speck,