| Document Reference | Pw V 43/77 (pp 325-28) |
| Title | MS poem, entitled 'A Consolatory Epistle to Julian in his Confinement', probably by Sir Roger L'Estrange; n.d. |
| Level | Piece |
| Content Description | A detailed description of the volume in which this item appears can be found under the reference Pw V 43. |
Text consists of 58 lines.
Addressed to Robert Julian, scrivener and professional purveyor of manuscript lampoons. |
| Title Of Work | A Consolatory Epistle to Julian in his Confinement |
| First Line of Poem | Dear Friend, when those we Love are in distress |
| Last Line of Poem | The Thoughtfull Traytor 'tis offends the King |
| Language | English |
| Physical Description | For details of the physical evidence (paper, watermarks, binding etc) of the volume in which this item appears see the entry for Pw V 43. |
| Related Material | Crum, Index, D 87 |
| University of Nottingham Library: |
| University of Nottingham Library: |
| Publication Note | R. Gould, Poems (London, 1689) p 279 |
| Buckingham, Miscellaneous Works (London, 1704) i, p 20 |
| B. Harris, 'Captain Robert Julian, Secretary to the Muses' English Literary History, 10 (1943) pp 294-309 |
| M. C. Randolph, 'Mr Julian Secretary of the Muses: Pasquil in London', Notes and Queries 184 (1943) pp 2-6 |
| J. Slater, 'The Early Career of Captain Robert Julian, Secretary to the Muses', Notes and Queries 211 (1966), pp 260-62 |
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Persons
| Code | PersonName | Dates of existence |
| NA72722 | Julian; Robert (fl 1670-c.1690); Captain; scrivener and professional purveyor of manuscript lampoons | fl 1670-c.1690 |
| NA72915 | L'Estrange; Roger (1616-1704); Sir | 1616-1704 |