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Identifier: riseofballadinei00heni (find matches)
Title: The rise of the ballad in the eighteenth century
Year: 1911 (1910s)
Authors: Henion, Lora Atkins
Subjects: Ballads Theses
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Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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Lang, Engyolopedia Brittanioa, Vol. 3, Ballads. Lewis, Florence. Ballad poetry and its influence. New International Encyclopedia, vol. 2, Ballads. Perry, Thomas Sergeant. English Literature in the Eighteenth Century. H. Y. Harper andBrothers, 1883. Phelps, William Lyon. Beginnings of English Romantic Movement. Boston: Ginn and Co., 1904. Saintshury, George. A History of English Prosody. In 2 vols. London and K. Y., 1906, Seccombe, Thomas. The Age of Johnson, pp. 35-36. London. George Bell and Jions, 1909, Smith, George Gregory. The Transition Period. Chapter 6. The Prohlem of the Ballads and PopularSongs, p. 180-236. IJ. Y. 1900. Steenstrup. Yore Folkenser fra Middelalderen. Copenhagen, 1891. Universal Encyclopedia. Vaughn, Chas. Edwyn. The Romantic Revolt. Ballad. pp. 50-65. II. Y. 1907.
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BiVlLAD iUJD SOlIt; GOLLECTIOIIS Aiken, John H. D. Vocal Poetry; or a Select Collection Of English Songs. To which is prefixed a newessay on song-writing. May, 1810, Anastatia; or the memoirs of the Chevalier Laroux. Inter-spersed with a variety of anecdotes from reallife. 2 vols. Dublin: 1797. Apollo, the British. Containing two thoucand answers tocurious questions in most arts and sciences. 3 vols. London: 1726. Arabian Nights Entertainment, consisting of 1001 stories. 4 vols. Ashton, John. Modern Street Ballads. London, 1888. Bagford Ballads. Edited with introduction and notes byJoseph W. Ehsworth. Hertford, 1876. Bagford Ballads, vol. 1, page 390. Bagford Ballads, vol. 1, page 17. The Bonny Scot andYielding Lass. Bagford Ballads, vol. 1, page 453. Bagford Ballads, vol. 1, page 140. The Swimming Lady. Bagford Ballads, vol. 1, page 13. Devol*s Last Farewell* Ballads from mss. In 2 vols. Vol. 1, edited by P. J. Purrxivall. Ballads on Condition of England inHenry VIIIs and Edv/ard VIs

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