And two others, the refrain of one being:
From a Rump insatiate as the Sea,
Libera nos Domine.
and of the other:
From Fools and Knaves, in our Parliament free
Libera nos Domine.
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The following is taken from the “Collection of the newest and most ingenious Poems, &c. against Popery,” in quarto, published soon after the Revolution, it refers to the birth of the son of James II., afterwards styled the Pretender.
A New Protestant Litany.
From Cobweb-Lawn Charters, from sham-freedom banters,