The c-rd-l's dancing-song, to the tune of the Cardinal.
[London] : Published according to Act of Parliament, February 18, 1742. by J. Huggonson in Sword and Buckler-Court, over-against the Crown-Tavern on Ludgate-Hill,
[1742]
"Make de Spanish step".
"Satires on Walpole's foreign policy" (Foxon).
In four columns divided by ornamental rules; the engraving is above the four columns while the title is above the first column.
Includes 'The pl-n's ballad, to the tune of Wooden shoes'.
The abbrevations "c-rd-n-l" and "pl-ce-m-n" = "cardinal" and "placeman".
The engraving above the title is entitled 'The c-rd-n-l dancing-master, or pl-ce-m-n in leading-strings'.
ESTC
Foxon,
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