An edition of Christ's-kirk on the green
(1670)
Christ's kirk on the green
in three cantos : containing, a very humorous description of a country wedding, with a squabble that ensued : also, how a peace was made up, and a' things 'gree'd again
by James I King of Scotland
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Christ's kirk on the green: In three cantos. ... Written by King James the First, when confined a prisoner in England.
1794, printed in the Saltmarket
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The old Scots poem of Chryste-kirk on the green: attempted in Latin heroic verse.
1772, Printed in the year
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Christ's Kirk on the green: in three canto's. The first canto by King James the First; the other two by Allan Ramsay.
1768, printed in the year
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Christ's-kirk on the green: in three cantos.
1720, printed for the author at the Mercury, opposite to Niddry's-Wynd
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Christ's-kirk on the green: in three cantos.
1720, printed for the author at the Mercury, opposite to Niddry's-Wynd
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Christ's-kirk on the green: in three cantos.
1718, printed for the author, at the Mercury
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Christ's kirk on the green: in two canto's.
1718, printed by William Adams Junior, for the author of the second canto, at the Mercury
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Christ's-kirk on the green: in three cantos.
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Edition Notes
Canto I is attributed to James I, King of Scotland; cantos II and III are a continuation by Allan Ramsay.
In verse.
Title vignette (woodcut).
Vertical chain lines.
LC copy is the thirteenth title in the third volume of a work with special t.p.: A right pleasaunt and famous book of histories collected by William Garret, Newcastle. Newcastle : MDCCXVIII [1818].
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