A Book of Scattered Leaves: Poetry of Poverty in Broadside Ballads of Nineteenth-century England : Study and Anthology, 第 1 巻Bucknell University Press, 2000 - 671 ページ In nineteenth-century England poverty was more hideous and widespread than ever before. Broadside ballads told the tale aloud in part-issue on English streets. Here for the first time is a systematic study and anthology of what they said. |
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The Holy Lands Seven Dials St Giless and Poverty | 32 |
Authors of the Ballads | 35 |
Sarah Bursnell Edward Lamborn T Johnson Jane Harvey and others | 39 |
Charles Dibdin Charles Dibdin Jr J A Hartwick John Labern John Martin J W Chandler W H MurrayCharles Purdey and others | 40 |
Byron Coleridge Thomas Hood Charles Mackay Eliza Cook Barry Cornwall Richard Monckton Milnes Thomas Noel Thomas Hudson and others | 41 |
Bards of the Seven Dials | 42 |
The Labourers Horizon at Sunrise | 139 |
St Jamess and St Giless | 141 |
Rich Poor Law | 145 |
Lay of the Lash | 148 |
Or the Gentleman and the Bricklayer | 151 |
Workhouses | 158 |
Ballads and Commentaries | 162 |
The Workhouse Boy | 164 |
Fitz J H Richard Lyon and George Brown | 43 |
John Morgan | 48 |
James Catnach Hannah More James Elmslie Duncan Samuel Lane and others | 54 |
Intentions and backgrounds | 59 |
Bards of the Seven Dials versus the rest | 60 |
Audiences for the Ballads | 61 |
Information from Mayhew and other sources | 64 |
Contrasting evidence | 67 |
Audiences and sales | 71 |
One nation or two? | 74 |
Poetry and Poverty | 76 |
Ballads and Commentaries | 88 |
God Save the Poor | 91 |
The Poor Mans Litany | 92 |
Poor England in the Year 1811 | 94 |
Lines on the Corn Bill | 96 |
Let Us All Be Unhappy Together | 100 |
The World on Credit | 102 |
Hard Times or How to Get a Dinner | 104 |
The Mechanics Lamentation on the Stagnation of Trade | 107 |
The Double Dealer | 108 |
Assessed Taxes | 112 |
How the Poor Live | 116 |
Song of the Times | 119 |
The Queen the Taxes | 122 |
A New Song Dialogue on the Time | 125 |
Happy Land Comic Version | 129 |
Sons of John Bull | 132 |
Can You Wonder at Crime | 133 |
Contrasts of Rich and Poor | 136 |
Ballads and Commentaries | 138 |
The Vorkus Gal | 168 |
Queer Boys Queer | 170 |
The Women Floggers Lament of Marylebone Workhouse | 172 |
The Model Workhouse Master | 180 |
Kind Old Daddy O | 188 |
Some Enemies of the Poor | 194 |
Ballads and Commentaries | 198 |
The Bailiffs are Coming | 201 |
The Quarter Day | 203 |
Haughty Lords Have Us Degraded | 205 |
of a Most Cruel and HardHearted Overseer of the Poor Who Resided in the County of York Written by His ServantMan Who Lived with Him at the ... | 208 |
Fine Old English Pawnbroker | 213 |
The Fat Old Parish Vestryman | 221 |
The Distressed Farmer | 223 |
Working Poor of Old England | 227 |
Factory Bells of England | 230 |
Whos Your Butcher? | 231 |
Money and Charity | 234 |
Ballads and Commentaries | 238 |
I Wonder Where the Money Goes | 239 |
The Charity Boy | 242 |
The Poor Widow and Her Praying Boy | 244 |
Eighteen Shillings a Week | 247 |
Friends are Few When Foak are Poor | 250 |
The Future INTRODUCTION | 255 |
Ballads and Commentaries | 259 |
Agitation of Great Britain Or How to Settle Matters | 261 |
Wait a Little Longer | 263 |
Comic Version of a Good Time Coming | 266 |
Notes | 270 |
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17 ページ - WHEN wilt Thou save the people ? O God of mercy, when ? Not kings and lords, but nations ! Not thrones and crowns, but men ! Flowers of thy heart, O God, are they ; Let them not pass, like weeds away — Their heritage a sunless day. God save the people ! Shall crime bring crime for ever, Strength aiding still the strong ? Is it thy will, O Father, That man shall toil for wrong? "No," say thy mountains; "No," thy skies; Man's clouded sun shall brightly rise, And songs be heard instead of sighs.