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Street literature about Napoleon's Wars > Five excellent new songs > Printer: Randall, Charles, 1749-1812 Date printed: 1805 Probable date printed: 1815-1820 |
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Street literature about Napoleon's Wars > Five excellent new songs > Printer: Randall, Charles, 1749-1812 Date printed: 1805 Probable date printed: 1815-1820 |
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Street literature about Napoleon's Wars > Five excellent new songs > Printer: Randall, Charles, 1749-1812 Date printed: 1805 Probable date printed: 1815-1820 |
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Street literature about Napoleon's Wars > Five excellent new songs > Printer: Randall, Charles, 1749-1812 Date printed: 1805 Probable date printed: 1815-1820 |
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Street literature about Napoleon's Wars > Five excellent new songs > Printer: Randall, Charles, 1749-1812 Date printed: 1805 Probable date printed: 1815-1820 |
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Street literature about Napoleon's Wars > Five excellent new songs > Printer: Randall, Charles, 1749-1812 Date printed: 1805 Probable date printed: 1815-1820 |
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Street literature about Napoleon's Wars > Five excellent new songs > Printer: Randall, Charles, 1749-1812 Date printed: 1805 Probable date printed: 1815-1820 |
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Street literature about Napoleon's Wars > Five excellent new songs > Printer: Randall, Charles, 1749-1812 Date printed: 1805 Probable date printed: 1815-1820 |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/74462130 |
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| Description | "Entitled British valour or Bonaparte, come if you dare; How sweet in the woodlands; The token; Loyalty and liberty; Banks of Doon". |
| Shelfmark | RB.s.910(40) |
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| Description | Collection of 78 Scottish chapbooks recounting events from the late 1790s to the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. Cheap print booklets mostly containing ballads about the military conflicts. Also give insights into contemporary views of Napoleon Bonaparte, Josephine de Beauharnais, Horatio Nelson and the Duke of Wellington. |
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