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The royalty songster; and, convivial companion : a collection of all the most esteemed English, Scotch and Irish songs, &c. sung with the highest applause at the Royalty Theatre, and every other place of public entertainment

Date

1788
Part of: Capt. Francis O'Neill Collection of Irish Studies
Rare Books & Special Collections, Hesburgh Libraries

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This is called The royalty songster; and, convivial companion : a collection of all the most esteemed English, Scotch and Irish songs, &c. sung with the highest applause at the Royalty Theatre, and every other place of public entertainment within the category of Book.Open in external viewer application
This is called The royalty songster; and, convivial companion : a collection of all the most esteemed English, Scotch and Irish songs, &c. sung with the highest applause at the Royalty Theatre, and every other place of public entertainment within the category of Book.
This is called The royalty songster; and, convivial companion : a collection of all the most esteemed English, Scotch and Irish songs, &c. sung with the highest applause at the Royalty Theatre, and every other place of public entertainment within the category of Book.
This is called The royalty songster; and, convivial companion : a collection of all the most esteemed English, Scotch and Irish songs, &c. sung with the highest applause at the Royalty Theatre, and every other place of public entertainment within the category of Book.
This is called The royalty songster; and, convivial companion : a collection of all the most esteemed English, Scotch and Irish songs, &c. sung with the highest applause at the Royalty Theatre, and every other place of public entertainment within the category of Book.
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This is called The royalty songster; and, convivial companion : a collection of all the most esteemed English, Scotch and Irish songs, &c. sung with the highest applause at the Royalty Theatre, and every other place of public entertainment within the category of Book.

Metadata

Collection
Capt. Francis O'Neill Collection of Irish Studies
Date
1788
Publisher
A. Cleugh ; C. Stalker, Ratcliff Highway : Ludgate Street
Material Type
Book
Genre/Physical Characteristic
116, 113-128 pages
Dimensions
17 cm
Language
English
Immediate Source of Acquisition
Donated to the Library by Capt. Francis O'Neill in 1931
Subject
Songs, English.
Songs, Irish.
Songs, Scots.

Metadata

Identifier
M 1738 .R69 1788
Campus Location
Rare Books & Special Collections, Hesburgh Libraries
Link to Library Catalog
https://onesearch.library.nd.edu/permalink/f/1phik6l/ndu_aleph001983312
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