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		Joseph Cottle 1770-1853 1800 \| Joseph Cottle, Alfred; An Epic Poem, vol. 2 [First Edition: London, 1800] 2nd ed. (London, 1804) Online at Google Books. Alfred; an Epic Poem 'Alfred! be thou resolved Well to perform thy part; and ever know From whence assistance comes. Be this thy name,— The Father of thy People! Cherish worth! Where talent is, turn it to good! Prevent, With Power's strong arm, all violence to men, All cruelty to Brutes:—For God beholds, With a paternal eye, his lowest works, And hath appointed for th' unfeeling heart Deep and peculiar punishments.
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Alfred; an Epic Poem