"The Roxburghe Ballads, Volume 7" is a meticulously compiled collection of historical ballads, offering a fascinating glimpse into the popular culture and social history of 17th-century England. Collected by William Chappell and published by the Ballad Society, this volume preserves a wealth of traditional songs and poems that capture the spirit of the era.
These ballads, often humorous or satirical, reflect the everyday lives, beliefs, and events that shaped the period. From tales of love and adventure to accounts of historical happenings and social commentary, "The Roxburghe Ballads" provides valuable insights into the attitudes and values of the time. This collection is an essential resource for scholars of English literature, history, and folk music, and it continues to entertain and enlighten readers interested in the rich tapestry of England's past.
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