An edition of A funeral elegy upon the sudden and much lamented expiration of that worthy, grave, pious and every way accomplished heroe, Thomas Savage Esquire (1682)

A funeral elegy upon the sudden and much lamented expiration of that worthy, grave, pious and every way accomplished heroe, Thomas Savage Esquire

who changed this life for a better: and left the honours of this transitory world, that he might take possession of never fading glory: Feb. 15. 1681 [new style, 1682]. Ætatis suæ. 76

by Deodat Lawson

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An edition of A funeral elegy upon the sudden and much lamented expiration of that worthy, grave, pious and every way accomplished heroe, Thomas Savage Esquire (1682)

A funeral elegy upon the sudden and much lamented expiration of that worthy, grave, pious and every way accomplished heroe, Thomas Savage Esquire

who changed this life for a better: and left the honours of this transitory world, that he might take possession of never fading glory: Feb. 15. 1681 [new style, 1682]. Ætatis suæ. 76

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1 A funeral elegy upon the sudden and much lamented expiration of that worthy, grave, pious and every way accomplished heroe, Thomas Savage Esquire: who changed this life for a better: and left the honours of this transitory world, that he might take possession of never fading glory: Feb. 15. 1681 [new style, 1682]. Ætatis suæ. 76 1682, Printed by Samuel Green Electronic resource in English	aaaa Not in Library

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Verse in ten stanzas; first line: Now let the nine, their forces all unite

Followed by: His epitaph [and] Thomas Savage anagram. Aha! so age must

Signed: Honoris ergo composuit Deodatus Lawsonus

Printed either by Samuel Green at Cambridge, Mass., or by Samuel Green, Jr., at Boston. In 1684, the younger Green printed Samuel Willard's sermon on the death of Thomas Savage; cf. Evans 380

Text in two columns; printed area measures 27.6 x 17.5 cm

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Electronic text and image data. [Chester, Vt. : Readex, a division of Newsbank, Inc., 2002-2004. Includes files in TIFF, GIF and PDF formats with inclusion of keyword searchable text. (Early American imprints. First series ; no. 49200)

Published in: [Boston or Cambridge, Mass
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 49200

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Format: Electronic resource
Pagination: 1 sheet ([1] p.)

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A funeral elegy upon the sudden and much lamented expiration of that worthy, grave, pious and every way accomplished heroe, Thomas Savage Esquire

who changed this life for a better: and left the honours of this transitory world, that he might take possession of never fading glory: Feb. 15. 1681 [new style, 1682]. Ætatis suæ. 76

by Deodat Lawson