Britons united, or The downfal of tyranny.
[Oxford] : W. King, printer, near the turnpike, St. Clement's, Oxford, (late Mrs. Price's),
[1830?]
Britain's watch-word - first line reads: Hail Britain! highly-favoured land!
Britain's watch-word - Tune: - Rule Britannia.
Britons united - first line reads: Come all you true-bred Englishmen, where'er you may be.
Britons united - there are some corrections to the text in contemporary(?) hand.
Dated from internal evidence - the ballad 'Britons united' anticipates the coronation of William IV and Queen Adelaide, this took place in 1831.
In two columns with a woodcut above each.
Adelaide Queen Consort of William IV, King of Great Britain
William IV, King of Great Britain, 1765-1837
Corn Laws