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Poems and Songs by Allan Cunningham

With an Introduction, Glossary and Notes by Peter Cunningham

Cunningham, Allan (1784-1842)

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Part the First IMITATIONS OF THE OLD BALLAD JACOBITE RELIQUES, &c. FROM CROMEK'S REMAINS OF NITHSDALE AND GALLOWAY SONG. 8vo, 1810.

I.

I. THE LORD'S MARIE.

II.

II. BONNIE LADY ANNE.

III.

III. SHE'S GANE TO DWALL IN HEAVEN.

IV.

IV. THOU HAST SWORN BY THY GOD, MY JEANIE.

V.

V. THE BROKEN HEART OF ANNIE.

VI.

VI. THE RETURN OF SPRING.

VII.

VII. THE LOVELY LASS OF PRESTON MILL.

VIII.

VIII. GANE WERE BUT THE WINTER CAULD.

IX.

IX. THE EWE-BUGHTS.

X.

X. DERWENTWATER.

XI.

XI. THE WEE, WEE GERMAN LAIRDIE.

XII.

XII. IT'S HAME, AND IT'S HAME.

XIII.

XIII. THE SUN RISES BRIGHT IN FRANCE.

XIV.

XIV. THE WAES O' SCOTLAND.

XV.

XV. THE LOVELY LASS OF INVERNESS.

XVI.

XVI. CARLISLE YETTS.

XVII.

XVII. YOUNG AIRLY.

XVIII.

XVIII. LAMENT FOR THE LORD MAXWELL.

XIX.

XIX. CUMBERLAND AND MURRAY'S DESCENT INTO HELL.

XX.

XX. THE MERMAID OF GALLOWAY.

2.

Part the Second. POEMS AND MISCELLANEOUS PIECES.

3.

Part the Third. SONGS.

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Poems and Songs by Allan Cunningham

With an Introduction, Glossary and Notes by Peter Cunningham

Allan Cunningham

1784-1842

John Murray

London

1847