Document Reference | Pw V 662 |
Title | MS song entitled 'The Whiggish merchant Alamode answered verse for verse by Nic. Fitz Gerald'; n.d. |
Date | n.d. |
Extent | 5 ff |
Level | Item/file |
Content Description | Text consists of 36 3-line verses plus refrain.
Sung to the tune 'which nobody can deny'.
On the Duke D'Amont, the French Ambassador who came to England after the peace in 1713. |
Title Of Work | The Whiggish merchant Alamode answered verse for verse by Nic. Fitz Gerald |
First Line of Poem | Attend and prepare for a Cargo from Dover |
Last Line of Poem | And make a good Peace to Great Britain's applause |
Language | English |
Physical Description | Two sheets folded once to form four folios, and a single folio sewn together within a sheet of printed wall?paper |
Condition | Generally good |
Descriptive Features | Watermark: Arms of Amsterdam, 102 x 90 mm
Countermark: Letters IM, 12 x 26 mm |
Watermark | Arms of Amsterdam |
Related Material | Crum, Index, A 1889 |
<a href="http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/">Bodleian Library, Oxford</a>, MS Eng. misc. c 116, f 5v |
<a href="http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/">Bodleian Library, Oxford</a>, MS Rawl. poet. c 986, f 25 |
Publication Note | Simpson, The British Broadside Ballad, pp 274-78 |
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Persons
Code | PersonName | Dates of existence |
NA72740 | Fitzgerald; Nicholas | |