Street Literature in Birmingham: A History of Broadside and Chapbook

21 Moor Street appearance Awful Execution ballad-monger Baskerville Birmingham printers Birmingham Reference Library book printer bookseller Brandard broadsheet broadside ballad broadside printers broadsides and chapbooks broadsides and pamphlets Charles Mee Christmas Night Copy of Verses dear Death Dick Turpin Digbeth Dumblain early Edgbaston Street Elwell Frank Kidson Freeth Garland George Davis guilty Heppel Hines illustration imprint inches Jack says Jackson JAMES CATNACH Jeremiah Corkery Job Nott John John Ashton JOHN FREETH Large Sheet Lass last century London Long Sheet Lord says Jack Love Maid Mayhew Moor Street BROADSIDES Murder poems Poor popular printed material printing business prisoners probably produced published Ragg running patterers says the Nobleman sentence slip ballad sold Soldier song street ballad street literature printers Taylor Thomas town traditional ballad Traveller's Vocal Museum Trial and Execution Warwick Wife William wood-cuts Wright writers young Jessy