The Royal Line of Kings, Queens, and Princes, from the uniting of the two Royal Houses, York, and Lancaster.  
 portrait of King Henry VII  portrait of King Henry VIII  portrait of King Edward VI  portrait of Queen Mary I  portrtait of Queen Elizabeth I  portrait of King James I  portrait of Prince Henry  portrait of Queen Anne  portrait of Prince Charles  portrait of Elizabeth of Bohemia  portrait of King Frederick V of Bohemia  

OF these, the first, is He, that did Unite,  
The two sweet Roses; made Contention, Peace:  
The second, He, at whose Majestic sight,  
All that opposed him did recoil and cease.  
The third, young Edward, of that name the sixth,  
Where pious thoughts and Royal blood were mixed.   

The Fourth Queen Mary;( in this steam, a stain,)  
To Rome, a friend, but to the Truth, a Foe;  
The fifth Eliza, in whose blessed Reign,  
Not any room was left, for Rome, to show  
A wooden God, to kneel to: Truth and She.  
One Septer swayed, with one clear eye did see.   

The sixth is He, that now makes England's Seat,  
The Seat of Virtue,( that including all,  
The Stock of Goodness) One, as Good as Great,  
Before whose Shine, Clouded abuses fall:  
The seventh, that Prince, that while he here did live,  
As Fair Hopes gave, as ere fresh youth could give.   

The Eight, Queen Anne, The Ninth, the Royal Charles:  
The Tenth Elizabeth( of these) the last  
Her Royal Husband: All these, Lucent Pearls  
That in their Virtues, such a lustre cast,  
As all admire, and love. Who to the Fame  
Of these bear Envy, may they end in Sham●