The Earl of Pembroke's speech to the House of Peers..
Pembroke, Philip Herbert,Earl of,1584-1650.
[London : s.n.,
1690]
Copy catalogued wanting leaf A1.
Caption title from head of page 3.
Imprint conjectured from similar editions.
A satire, first published in 1648.
Not in fact by Philip, Earl of Pembroke.
Would appear to be the same as ESTC R493446 with leaf A2 in a different setting.
Opening lines of text on page 3: "My Lords, You know I seldom make Speeches; yet (my Lords) Every thing would fain live; and now I must either find a Tongue, or lose my H--d." Another issue has "Head" at end of sentence.
Catchword on page 3: "But". Another issue has catchword on page 3: "Bn" [sic].
Wing
ESTC
Oldisworth, Michael, 1591-1654
England and Wales. Parliament House of Lords
Satire, English
England London.