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This, the last of Child’s RH ballads, was written by that well-known prolific ballad writer, Martin Parker, and the Stationers’ Register entry for printer Francis Grove is in 1632. A copy can be seen in the British Library. | This, the last of Child’s RH ballads, was written by that well-known prolific ballad writer, Martin Parker, and the Stationers’ Register entry for printer Francis Grove is in 1632. A copy can be seen in the British Library. | ||
Not known in oral tradition and Bronson has no entry. | Not known in oral tradition and Bronson has no entry. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:30, 26 January 2009
This, the last of Child’s RH ballads, was written by that well-known prolific ballad writer, Martin Parker, and the Stationers’ Register entry for printer Francis Grove is in 1632. A copy can be seen in the British Library.
Not known in oral tradition and Bronson has no entry.