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RNYG.778.039
20 May 1778:11 (171)
THE POLITICAL A.B.C.
Great A stands for Asses in the Administration,
And B for the Blunders of the British Nation;
The C stands for Col. of Charlotte's Dragoons,
Who may now employ himself singing Lampoons.
And likewise for Courtiers, when cringing for Pension.
And D, for the Devil, to aid their Invention.
The E stands for England, for Virtue once fam'd,
Till curst with who all Virtue disclaim'd.
The F stands for Fiddle-stick, Fleet and a F___
And G, stands for Going, when ere they depart.
The H, stands for Hell, and for Howe and Hessian,
Who think to subdue by Sword and Oppression.
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