Works Published
- John Armstrong, A Day: An epistle to John Wilkes, published anonymously, wrongly dated "1661"
- Charles Churchill:
- The Apology (see Events, above)
- Night: An epistle to Robert Lloyd, published anonymously
- The Rosciad
- John Cleland, The Times!, Volume 2, a verse satire
- Samuel Davies, "An Ode on the Prospect of Peace", English, Colonial America
- Francis Fawkes, Original Poems and Translations
- Edward Jerningham, Andromache to Pyrrhus: An heroick epistle
- Robert Lloyd, An Epistle to Charles Churchill
- James Lyon, Urania, or A Choice Collection of Psalm-tunes, Anthems, and Hymns, English, Colonial America
- James Scott, Odes on Several Subjects
- Edward Thompson, The Meretriciad, a satire about Kitty Fisher, a London courtesan
- John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester, The Poetical Works Of that Witty Lord John Earl of Rochester: Left in Ranger's Lodge in Woodstock Park, where his Lordship died, and never before Printed; with Some Account of the Life of that ingenious Nobleman. Extracted from Bishop Burnet, and other Eminent Writers, London, posthumous
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