The life and death of fair Rosamond, concubine to King Henry II ;
to which is added The lass o' Gowrie.
Description
- Language(s)
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English ; Scots
- Published
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Stirling : Printed for the booksellers, [18--]
- Subjects
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Clifford, Rosamond,
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Clifford, Rosamond, /
d. 1176?
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Clifford, Rosamond, / d. 1176? /
Poetry
Chapbooks
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Chapbooks /
Specimens.
Chapbooks, English
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Chapbooks, English /
Scotland
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Chapbooks, English / Scotland /
Specimens.
Ballads, Scots
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Ballads, Scots /
Texts.
Ballads, English
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Ballads, English /
Texts.
Chapbooks
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Chapbooks /
Scotland
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Chapbooks / Scotland /
Stirling
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Chapbooks / Scotland / Stirling /
19th century.
- Note
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Includes one woodcut (title vignette of a woman kneeling before an altar).
First two lines of "The lass o' Gowrie": "Twas on a simmer's afternoon A wee before the sun gaed down."
First two lines of "Fair Rosamond": "When as King Henry rul'd this land The second of that name."
Cover included in pagination.
"The life and death of fair Rosamond" a ballad attributed to Thomas Deloney.
Cover title.
- Physical Description
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8 p. ;
16 cm.
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