Record

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