A dialogue between an ancient citizen's horse and a country-plowman's as they met together in Old-street-Square.
[London?,
1720?]
A 12-stanza version of the poem published ca. 1718 as 'A dialogue between the old black horse at Charing Cross, and the new one'.
A satire on George I's statue in Hanover Square.
Verse - "In London late happen'd a pleasant discourse,".
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