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Come all ye bold miners ; ballads and songs of the coalfields.
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Lloyd, A. L. (Albert Lancaster), 1908-1982
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Format
Book
Language
English
Published/Created
London, Lawrence & Wishart, 1952.
Description
143 p., music, 23 cm.
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ReCAP - Remote Storage
M1977.M6L7
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Subject(s)
Miners
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Songs and music
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Coal mines and mining
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Poetry
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Folk songs, English
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Ballads, English
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Library of Congress genre(s)
Poetry
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Notes
Includes indexes.
Includes unacc. melodies.
Bibliographic references
Bibliographical references included in "Notes" (p. 132-139).
Contents
Preface – Introduction – The Miner at Work. The Colliers’ Rant ; The Bold Miner ; Little Chance ; The Miner’s Life ; Oakey’s Keeker ; The Plodder Seam ; The Bonny Lad the Miner ; Down in a Coal-mine – The Miner at Play. Walker Pits ; Wreckenton Hiring ; Paganini, or The Pitman’s Frolic ; The Colliers’ Pay Week ; The Cock-fight ; The Kippered Herrin – Love and the Miner. The Bonny Pit Laddie ; The Collier Lad ; The Waggoner ; The Sandgate Girl’s Lamentation ; Jimmy’s Enlisted, or The Recruited Collier ; Bonny Woodha’ ; The Collier Laddie ; Six Jolly Wee Miners ; The Sandgate Lass on the Ropery Banks ; Sandgate Nursing Song ; Cushie Butterfield ; The Collier’s Wedding ; I’ll Have a Collier for my Sweetheart ; Pick, Pick, Pick – Boy Miners and Old Miners. The Putter ; Fourpence a Day ; Geordie Black ; The Banks of the Dee – The Perils of Mining. The Collier’s Lament ; The Miner’s Doom ; The Wallsend Explosion ; The Trapper Boy’s Dream, or The West Moor Colliery Explosion ; The Hartley Calamity ; The Blantyre Explosion ; The Donibristle Moss Moan Disaster ; The Gresford Disaster – Coalfield Conditions and the Struggle for a Better Life. The Pitman’s Happy Times ; A dialogue between Peter Fearless and Dick Freeman ; California ; Australia, or the Pitman’s Farewell ; The Miners’ Grievances ; The Best-dressed Man of Seghill, or the Pitman’s Reward for Betraying his Brethren ; The Coal-owner and the Pitman’s Wife ; The Ballad of Roberts ; Come All You Colliers ; Aw’s Glad the Strike’s Duin ; The Blackleg Miners ; South Medomsley Strike ; The Durham Lock-out ; The Oakey Strike Evictions ; Stand Out, Ye Miners All ; Miner’s Life Is Like a Sailor’s – A Miner’s Miscellany. Aw Wish Pay Friday Wad Come ; The Pawnshop Bleezin ; Drucken Bella Roy ; The Fiery Clock Fyece ; The Horrid War in Sandgate ; Blaydon Races ; The Sheel Raw Flood ; The Row upon the Stairs ; Durham Gaol ; The Row between the Cages – Melodies. The Colliers’ Rant ; The Plodder Seam ; Down in a Coal-Mine ; The Cockfight ; The Bonny Pit Laddie ; The Sandgate Girl’s Lamentation ; Six Jolly Wee Miners ; Fourpence a Day ; The Banks of the Dee ; The Miner’s Doom ; The Blantyre Explosion ; The Trimdon Grange Explosion ; The Donibristle Moss Moran Disaster ; The Gresford Disaster ; The Coal-owner and the Pitman’s Wife ; The Row between the Cages – Notes – Index of Titles – Index of First Lines.
LCCN
53025390
OCLC
3745504
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