English Ballads

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  Save a thief from the Gallows, and he'l Hang thee if he can,

  Fortune my foe
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  Rebellion Rewarded with Justice. OR, The Last farewell of the late Duke of Monmouth which was Beheaded on Tower-Hill on the 15th of this Instant July 1685. It is not well for to Rebell, Against a Gracious Prince, Let all beware and shun the Snare, That would be Men of Sence.

  Russell's Farewell
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  Perjury Punish'd with equal Justice;

  No Ignoramus Juries now
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  On the loss of the Earl Moira packet
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  Of the endes and deathes of two Prisoners lately pressed to death in Newgate. 1569.
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  New song on the melancholy loss of the emigrant ship, Anglo-Saxon
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  Murther Unparalel'd:

  Troy Town
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  Melancholy loss of the ship Tagus on her passage from London to Sidney, in New South Wales
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  Melancholy loss in the New quay. A new song
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  Melancholy fate of the President steam ship
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  Melancholy Events
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  Margaret Bell's Lament

  Braes of Strathblane
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  Luke Huttons lamentation:

  Wandering and wavering
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  Luke Huttons Lamentation,

  Wandering and wavering
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  Loss of the sloop Charles bound for Liverpool
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  Loss of the Royal Charter
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  Loss of the Governor Fenner
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  Loss of the Earl of Moira
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  Loss of the Aswell
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  Loss of the Amphitrite
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  Loss of H M S Eurydice
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  Lines, written on the wreck of the Anglo-Saxon
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  Lines written on the loss the steam ship Cere ON HER PASSAGE FROM LONDON TO DUBLIN ON THE 10th OF NOVEMBER ON THE COAST OF WEXFORD
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  Lines on the Wreck of the Royal Charter
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  Life, last words and dying speech of Stephen Smith.