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Namby Pamby
A Panegyric on the New Verſification
Poem written by Henry Carey.
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Statements about
Namby Pamby
Author
Henry Carey
Publication Date
1725
Language of Work or Name
English
Country of Origin
Kingdom of Great Britain
Copyright Status
Public Domain
Applies to Jurisdiction
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Countries with 100 Years Pma or Shorter
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Public Domain
Applies to Jurisdiction
:
United States
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Based On
Little Jack Horner
Title
Namby Pamby : or, A Panegyric on the New Verſification Addreſs’d to A⸺ P⸺ Eſq;
Quotation or Excerpt
Now he ſings of Jacky Horner / Sitting in the Chimney‐corner, / Eating of a Chriſtmas‐Pie, / Putting in his Thumb, Oh, fie ! / Putting in, Oh, fie ! his Thumb, / Pulling out, Oh, ſtrange ! a Plum.
Based On
:
Little Jack Horner
Genre
Satire
Main Subject
:
Ambrose Philips
Panegyric
Main Subject
Mockery
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Ambrose Philips
Object Named As
:
A⸺ P⸺
Object Named As
:
Namby Pamby
Nursery Rhyme
Girls and Boys Come Out To Play
London Bridge Is Falling Down
Little Jack Horner
Inception
1725
Work Available at URL
https://www.archive.org/details/burl ...
https://hdl.handle.net/2027/njp.3210 ...
Characters
Ambrose Philips
Jack Horner
Object Named As
:
Jacky Horner
Instance Of
Literary Work
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