| Document Reference | Pw V 602 |
| Title | MS poem on the Lord Lovelace's coming to Oxford in Dec. 1688. |
| Date | 1689 (c) |
| Extent | 2 ff |
| Level | Item/file |
| Content Description | Untitled poem.
Text consists of seventeen 3-line verses plus refrain.
On the Lord Lovelace's coming to Oxford in Dec. 1688.
Endorsed 'Expedition to Oxon A Song G.I.'. |
| First Line of Poem | A Late Expedition to Oxford was made |
| Last Line of Poem | They'd Marched more Nimble without their Musick, which nobody can deny |
| Language | English |
| Physical Description | One sheet folded once to form two folios |
| Condition | Generally good |
| Descriptive Features | Watermark: Arms of Amsterdam |
| Watermark | Arms of Amsterdam |
| Related Material | Crum, Index, A 224 |
| University of Nottingham Library: Pw V 46/27 |
| University of Nottingham Library: Pw V 47/5 |
| University of Nottingham Library: Pw V 48/1 |
| Other versions of the same MS. |
| Publication Note | Poems on Affairs of State, vol V (1971), pp 66-70 |
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Persons
| Code | PersonName | Dates of existence |
| NA31618 | Lovelace; John (c.1638-1693); 3rd Baron Lovelace; succ. 1670; M.P.; arrested for involvement in Rye House Plot 1683 | c.1638-1693 |
| NA30633 | Smith; John (1655-1723); Mr; M.P. Ludgershall 1679 1681 1689-90; Bere Alston 1691-5; Andover 1695-1713; East Looe 1715-23; Speaker 1705-8 | 1655-1723 |