This Scottish ballad book provides a representative selection from the regional tradition with the best of ballad texts in the oral versions of Anna Brown and the widest range of ballad-stories. It is designed for both the general reader and the more academic student.
1. The Oral Tradition Gil Brenton
2. Willies Lady
3. The Twa Sisters
4.
King Henry
5. Allison Gross
6. Thomas Rymer
7. Young Bicham
8. Young Bekie
9.
Fair Annie
10. Child Waters
11. Lady Maisry
12. The Lass o f Roch Royal
13.
Love Gregor
14. Fause Foodrage
15. Fair Mary o f Wallington
16. Lamkin
17.
The Gay Goshawk
18. Brown Robin
19. Johnie Scot
20. Willie o Douglas Dale
21.
Rose the Red and White Lily
22. Sir Hugh
23. The Baron o f Brackley
24. Bonny
Baby Livingston
25. The Kitchie-Boy
26. The Tradition in Transition Kemp
Owyne
27. Tam Lin
28. Hind Etin
29. Lady Maisry
30. Lord Ingram and Chiel
Wyet
31. The Clerks Twa Sons o Owsenford
32. The Knight and Shepherds
Daughter
33. Mary Hamilton
34. Archie o Cawfield
35. The Fire of Frendraught
36. Bonny John Seton
37. Eppie Morrie
38. The Earl of Errol
39. Young
Bearwell
40. The Young Lairci of Craigstoun
41. The Modem Tradition (i) The
Elfin Kmght
42. Lady Isabel and the Elf-Knight
43. Leesome Brand
44. Hind
Horn
45. Bonnie Annie
46. Kempy Kay
47. The Twa Magicians
48.
CaptainWedderbums Courtship
49. Proud Lady Margaret
50. Sir Patrick Spens
51. Robin Hood and Allen a Dale
52. The Death of Queen Jane
53. Edom o Gordon
54. Edom o Gordon
55. The Gardener
56. The Duke of Gordons Daughter
57. The
Rantin Laddie
58. Young Allan
59. Lang Johnny More
60. The White Fisher
61.
Our Goodman
62. Get Up and Bar the Door
63. The Wife Wrapt in Wethers Skin
64. The Modern Tradition (ii) The Hireman Chiel
65. The Barnyards o Delgaty
66. Drumdelgie
67. John Bruce o the Forenit
68. Swaggers
69. Johnnie Sangster
70. Harrowing Time
71. The Tarves Rant
72. MGintys Meal-an-Ale
Buchan, David
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