...Mercurius Elencticus. Numb. 1. Ap. 4-11, 1649. Wednesday. " Quis me impune lacessit." By S. Sheppard. The Man in the Moon Discovering a world of knavery under the Sunne Both in Parliament the Counsell of State, the Army, the City, and the Country. With Intelligence...

...fitted for the Republique of England and Ireland. No. 1. 31 March-7 April. Printed by JM Until 22 Sept. The Man in the Moon, discovering a world of knavery under the Sumie, &c. No. 1. "Die Luna." 10 April. "Printed at the full bf the moon, and are to be sold at the...

...then a violent lurching for what is lost. As sensuous as it is cerebral — like his freedom 14 In The Man in the Moon, Discovering a World of Knavery under the Sun (1663; repr. Guernsey, 1977), a series of fantastical tales from the Antipodes, Greenland, Faryland,...

...38:14-1 5); Continued Heads, or Perfect Passages in Parliament (20-27 April 1 649), 1 2; John Crouch, The Man in the Moon, Discovering a World of Knavery under the Sunne (1 6-23 April 1 649), 1 1; for the account of the Welsh women added to Holinshed in 1587, seeJ....

...Regicide and Restoration: English Tragicomedy, 1660-1671. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1992. The Man in the Moon. Discovering a World of Knavery under the Sunne. No. 29, 7-14 November 1649. Manley, Lawrence. Literature and Culture in Early Modern London....

...Matthew White Ridley, Bart. — Reprints of the following curious publications of the 17th century : — The Man in the Moon, Discovering a World of Knavery under the Sunne, from Nov. 14 to Nov. 21, 1649. — (A royalist print, with Charles II. 's declaration). The...

...Heroick and free people as if they were all no better then so many Hoggs fed with bis ffraynes." — The Man in the Moon, Discovering a World of Knavery under the Sunne, Aug. 23, 1649. "The Brewers delivered a petition in against the Excise, which was committed...