Scott, Sir Walter, Baronet, 1771-1832. Parodies,
Paulding, James Kirke.
The lay of the Scottish fiddle: a tale of Havre de Grace. Supposed to be written by Walter Scott, Esq. First American, from the 4th Edinburgh edition.
New-York. Inskeep & Bradford. 1813. 262 pp. 14% cm., in 8s. Notes, pp. 137-262. *4509a.122—*A.6765.1 A parody on Sir Walter Scott’s, Lay of the last minstrel.
—Same. A poem in five cantos. Supposed to be written by W—— S , Esq. London. Cawthorn. 1814. xvi, 222 pp. 17% cm,, in 8s. *A.6765.3 The title of this edition lacks the phrase, A tale of Havre de Grace. Notes, pp. 125-222. This edition contains comments on the notes of the American editor, and
a preface, both by the “@e Public Library, May 10, 1916.
This car” was printed at the Boston
 
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