A Collection of Seventy-Nine Blackletter Ballads and Broadsides

This collection of blackletter ballads and broadsides provides a unique window into the popular culture of 16th century England. The ballads cover a wide range of topics, from love and romance to politics and religion. The introduction and notes provide historical context for each piece and shed light on the significance of this collection as a cultural artifact.

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