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100 1 Catton, William.
245 12 A poem on the taking of Cape Breton and Cherbourg, :|balso
the destroying their fleet at St. Maloe's, by his Grace,
the late Duke of Marlborough,
260 [London? :|bs.n.,|c1758?]
300 1 sheet ([1] p.).
500 Caption title.
500 "Composed by the person that brought it, who comes for the
answer, William Catton, native of St. Ann's,
Westminster...".
500 Place and date of publication suggested by the British
Library.
500 Each poem printed in double columns.
500 Reproduction of original in: British Library.
505 0 A poem on the taking of Cape Breton and Cherbourg, also
the destroying their fleet at St. Maloe's, by His Grace,
the late Duke of Marlborough -- An encominum on the
magnanimous Ferdinand, Prince of Brunswick. The Right
Honourable Lord George Sackville, and the truly noble
Marquiss of Granby -- An encomium on Eaton School -- A
short touch on the number of lines in this poem.
600 10 Marlborough, John Churchill,|cDuke of,|d1650-1722
650 0 Seven Years' War, 1756-1763|vPoetry|vEarly works to 1800.
740 02 Encomium on the magnanimous Ferdinand, Prince of Brunswick,
the right honourable Lord George Sackville, and the truly
noble Marqiss of Granby.
740 02 Encomium on Eaton School.
740 02 Short touch on the number of lines in this poem.
830 0 Early English books online.
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