A New Song, to be Sung by All Loyal and True Subjects

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A New Song, to be Sung by All Loyal and True Subjects

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Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine 31:190, 286–288, February 1832.

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Ye good honest Englishmen, loyal and true

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Unsigned

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Quoted in prose contribution

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Notes and attribution research

Poem spoken by the pseudonyms “Christopher North” and “Timothy Tickler” as a character in “Noctes Ambrosianæ. No. LX” (255-88), which is unsigned. Blackwood’s volume 31, number 190, is dated “February, part I.” (KF2)

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A New Song, to be Sung by All Loyal and True Subjects