History & Politics
Oliver Cromwell's Ghost
From English Broadside Ballads (TCP)
My Power once was dreadful to all,
Corruption was not known nor did I fall,
Into the Vices of the present Age
But boldly did my Enemies engage.
Cowards could never have my Approbation,
Nor Villains live on the Spoils of the Nation,
I did not enrich my self or Family,
Although I liv'd so Great, Poor did I die.
Codex Note
Full title: Oliver Cromwell's GHOST. At St. James's. TCP A90140 (1680).
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Anonymous (English broadside ballads). “Oliver Cromwell's Ghost.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/anonymous-english-broadsides/280/.
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Anonymous (English broadside ballads). “Oliver Cromwell's Ghost.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/anonymous-english-broadsides/280/.
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