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Document Reference	Pw V 411
Title	MS poem, entitled 'On the Words, Brother Protestants and Fellow-Christians', by Jonathan Swift; n.d.
Extent	2 ff
Level	Item/file
Content Description	Text consists of 64 lines and the title refers to the words used by the advocates for the repeal of the Test Act in Ireland, 1733 Endorsed f 2v 'Verses'
Title Of Work	On the Words - Brother Protestants and Fellow-Christians
First Line of Poem	An Inundation, says the Fable,
Last Line of Poem	To nourish Vermin, may be bit
Language	English
Physical Description	One sheet folded once to form two folios Physical match: Pw V 494 (dimensions)
Condition	Good
Descriptive Features	Watermark: Arms of Great Britain within crowned garter, approx. 87 x 64 mm Countermark: Royal Cipher, crowned GR, approx. 30 x 25 mm
Watermark	Arms of Great Britain
Related Material	University of Nottingham Library:Pw V 410
	University of Nottingham Library:
	Pw V 411 is a slightly different (longer by the last 2 lines) version of Pw V 410
Publication Note	Gentleman's Magazine Supplement 1733, iii, 710 & Aldine (ed.), Jonathan Swift, Poems (London 1833-34), iii, pp 166-68 & H. Williams (ed.), Poems of Jonathan Swift (Clarendon Press; Oxford, 1937) vol III, pp 809-813