%ISOlat1; %ISOlat2; %ISOnum; %ISOpub; ]> The Scotch LORDS Welcome to England: / OR / The Union DIALOGUE, / Between a Scotch-man and an English-man, on the Coronation of / Queen ANNE. University of California - Santa Barbara The Early Modern Center English Broadside Ballad Archive (EBBA) Director Patricia Fumerton Associate Director Carl G Stahmer ?-? Early Modern Center, University of California Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA 06/19/2014 33442

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1 Over the Hills and far away. Over the Hills and Far Away Over the Hills and far away. COme let us joyful Anthems raise, / And sing together Anna's Praise: And Scotch and English Hearts be join'd. [with variation] Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 254 The Scotch LORDS Welcome to England: / OR / The Union DIALOGUE, / Between a Scotch-man and an English-man, on the Coronation of / Queen ANNE. The Scotch LORDS Welcome to England: OR The Union DIALOGUE, Between a Scotch-man and an English-man, on the Coronation of Queen ANNE. The Scotch Lord's Welcome to England: OR The Union DIALOGUE, Between a Scotsman and an Englishman, on the Coronation of Queen ANNE. ?-?

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English-man. COme let us joyful Anthems raise, And sing together Anna's Praise: The Glorious Work for both is done, 'Tis She has fix'd the Union: 'Tis She has fix'd the Union, And made the happy Nations One: Then may we all the Blessing find, And Scotch and English Hearts be join'd. Scotch-man. Geud Heaven Bless Her Reign, say I, For I rejoice in 't heartily, And o'er the Hills and far away, I'm come my muckle Thanks to pay: I'm come my muckle Thanks to pay, On this Her Coronation-Day, And may She long enjoy the Throne, And Scotch and English Hearts be One. English-man. In antient Times, as I have heard, Both Nations have in Arms appear'd, When Bloody Battles have been fought, Before the Union it was wrought; Before the Union it was wrought, And happy Anne had ty'd the Knot: But now we shall the Blessing find, When Scotch and English Hearts are join'd. Scotch-man. De'el ta' the Loons that made such stir, And so against the Union were, That fed us with strange fine Tales, And squinted toward the Prince of W---s, And squinted toward the Prince of W--s: But now their muckle Malice fails. And Brittain will the Blessing find, When Scotch and English Hearts are join'd.
English-man. Our Trade together we'll maintain, Our Ships shall sail upon the Main: No Land shall be Bless'd as we, While English Hearts and Scotch agree: While English Hearts and Scotch agree, Our Fame shall spread by Land and Sea: Great Britain's Glory there shall shine, Where Scotch and English Arms do joyn. Scotch-man. The muckle De'el stop all their Wems, That deem the French, or Penkin James; For Geud Queen Anne we'll boldly Fight, Where Scotch and English Arms unite: Where Scotch and English Arms unite, We bravely will maintain her Right, No Prince shall be so great as she, While English Hearts and Scotch agree. English-man. The Scottish Lords of late come here, Both Members, and each Noble Peer, To England, as they welcome be, May they in Parliament agree: May they in Parliament agree; To crown the happy Unity. Great Britain's Glory than will shine, When Scotch and English Hearts do joyn. Scotch-man. Well fare the Day it did begin, To prosper under such a Queen; And may they hang that do complain, Or wish it were undone again; Thus while in Union we agree, No Land shall be so Bless'd as we: For which, and for Queen Anne I'll pra[y] When o'er the Hills and far away.