John Bull's Womankind (Les Filles de John Bull)O'Rell, Max
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John Bull's Womankind (Les Filles de John Bull)
O'Rell, Max
England -- Social life and customs; Women -- Great Britain
Olde ffrendes wyth newe Faces: Adorn'd with suitable Sculptures by
Joseph Crawhall. _The many hundreds of cuts being all hand-coloured,
the issue is necessarily limited._ Table of the matter herein
contained: I.--The louing Ballad of Lord Bateman. II.--A true
relation of the Apparition of Mrs. Veal. III.--The Long Pack: A
Northumbrian Tale. IV.--The Sword Dancers. V.--John Cunningham, the
Pastoral Poet. VI.--Ducks and Green Peas, or the Newcastle Rider: a
Tale in Rhyme. VII.--Ducks and Green Peas: a Farce. VIII.--Andrew
Robinson Stoney Bowes, Esq. IX.--The Gloamin' Buchte. LONDON: Field
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Chap-book Chaplets: Adorn'd with suitable Sculptures by Joseph
Crawhall. _The many hundreds of cuts being all hand-coloured, the
issue is necessarily limited._ Contents of the Volume: I.--The
Barkshire Lady's Garland. II.--The Babes in the Wood. III.--I know
what I know. IV.--Jemmy and Nancy of Yarmouth. V.--The Taming of a
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Rowlandson's humorous subjects in _facsimile_, and tinted; examples
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