The nation then says "God save King Log."
The second part of this poetic work invokes Chaos and Night. It discusses the banishment of Handel to Ireland. A specter, the head of Westminster School, discusses the state of education, exclaiming "We ply the Memory, we load the brain, bind rebel Wit." In the first part, Fortitude, Temperance, Prudence and Poetic Justice surround the heroine while she anoints her king. The nation then says "God save King Log." Meanwhile, journalists swim in the Thames and everyone falls asleep listening to the poem "Three College Sophs and three pert Templars." FTP, identify this mock epic that satirizes Lewis Theobald and Colley Cibber and acclaims the goddess of Dullness, written by Alexander Pope.
The second part of this poetic work invokes Chaos and Night.
The Dunciad