Anonymous

“ Detailing the whole of the Fray, from its commencement till its conclusion. Also the consequences, which in some respects bear a strong resemblance to the renowned Field of
WATERLOO.
GLASGOW:
PRINTED BY A. NAPIER, 43, TRONGATE.
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1816.
[Price Twopence.]
BATTLE OF T***********.
INTRODUCTION.
When emperors and kings are ’greed,
And ilk ane gotten his ain seat;
And soger lads come hame, their feats
To tell their friends,
And daut their faithfu’ sonsie wives,
And pet their weans.
A’ things are settled on each side,
To Britain’s glory and her pride,
And Bony in St. ”

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