Selected student papers:

• Kirsten F. Culler. "The Subgenre of Murder Ballads in the Street Literature of Britain."
• Brett Single.  "Celtic History and Politics in The Ballads of Seven Dials."

From Collection of eighty street ballads on forty sheets, mostly with a woodcut printed at London, the majority by J. Catnach (1820ñ1830). London: n.p., n.d. University of Minnesota Libraries. WILSON Rare Books Quarto 820.1 C683.

• The Battle Field
• The Buffalo
• Blue Bonnets over the <Border>
• The Blue Bonnets Are over the Border
• Boyn Water
• Buy a Broom
• Cat
• The Constant Lovers
• Country John
• The Golden Glove
• The Heart That Can Feel for Another
• Highland Home
• Indian Lass
• Kate Kearney
• The Keel Row
• Mary Blane
• Money is your Friend
• The New Gipsy Laddy
• Old Woman of Rumford
• Pretty Peggy of Derby
• The Sailor's Dream
• Sandy and Jenny
• Sheffield Park
• The Sicilian Maid
• The Wearing of the Green
• Will Watch the Bold Smuggler

• The Barrow Girl
• The Berkshire Tragedy; Or, The Wittam Miller
• The Bold Irishman
• Bold Robin Hood
• The Bonnet So Blue
• Cold Haily, Rainy Night
• The Contented Wife
• Draw the Sword, Scotland
• The Faithless Captain or Betrayed Virgin
• Green Grow the Rashes
• A New Song on the Catholic Emancipation
• The Protestant Song
• Scots, wha hae wi Wallace Bled

Michael Hancher
Department of English, University of Minnesota
URL: <http://umn.edu/home/mh/street.html>
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Created 5 April 1997
Last revised 2 July 1997