Fakesong. The Manufacture of British 'Folksong' 1700 to the Present Day

Bárbara James · Dave Harker

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The early mediators, 1700-1725 from Thomas Percy to Joseph Ritson, 1760-1800 from Walter Scott to Robert Chambers, 1800-1830 from Thomas Wright to John Harland, 1830-1870 Francis James Child the ballad consensus the strong men and women before Agamemnon Cecil James sharp the folksong consensus Alfred Owen Williams and the upper Thames Albert Lancanster Lloyd - the one that got away?

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