A song. To the tune of, Dear Catholick brother, or, The Irish dear-joy.
[London?,
1717?]
"A jacobite satire on the quarrel between George I and the Prince of Wales at the christening of Prince George William" (Foxon).
A slip-song - "Of quarrels, and changes, and changelings I sing,".
In this edition the first line (as such) ends with "changelings".
Originally printed as a 1/2mo sheet with another song on the left-hand side entitled 'A song to the Old Britons, on St. Taffys̀ day. ..', with first line "How are the mighty fallen!" and with "Stuart" in the last line of the penultimate stanza including a swash "u" (Foxon S593); the sheet meant to be divided.
ESTC
Foxon,
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