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Mother Goose’s Melody

Sonnets for the Cradle

1772 poetry collection by Mother Goose.

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Instance Of

Literary Work

Title

Mother Gooſe’s Melody: or, Sonnets for the Cradle

Subtitle

In Two Parts. Part I. Contains the moſt celebrated Songs and Lullabies of the old Britiſh Nurſes, calculated to amuſe Children and to excite them to Sleep. Part II. Thoſe of that ſweet Songſter and Nurſe of Wit and Humour, Maſter William Shakeſpeare. Embelliſhed with Cuts. And Illuſtrated with Notes and Maxims, Hiſtorical, Philoſophical and Critical.
Publication Date
: 1791

Author

Mother Goose
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Pen Name

Main Subject

Nursery Rhyme
Sonnet
Lullaby
Mother Goose

Publication Date

1772

Short Name

Mother Gooſe’s Melody.

Described by Source

MOTHER GOOSE'S MELODY

Language of Work or Name

English

Country of Origin

Kingdom of Great Britain

Publisher

Place of Publication

London
Country
:
Kingdom of Great Britain
Publication Date
: 1791
Publication Date
: 1772
Publication Date
: 1790s
Worcester
Country
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United States
Publication Date
: 1784
Publication Date
: 1794
London
Country
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Publication Date
: 1800s

Significant Event

Copyright Registration
(12/28/1780)
Point in Time
: 12/28/1780

Illustrator

Thomas Bewick
Object of Statement Has Role
:
Anonymous

Copyright Status

Public Domain
Applies to Jurisdiction
:
Worldwide
Unnamed
:bug: P459
Subject Has Role
:
First Edition
Unnamed
: 18th century
Public Domain
Applies to Jurisdiction
:
United States
Unnamed
:bug: P459
Subject Has Role
:
First Edition
Unnamed
: 1772

Inception

1772
Has Characteristic
:
Georgian Era
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Place of Publication
:
Kingdom of Great Britain
Place of Publication
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Publication Date
: 1790s
Publication Date
: 1800s
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Mother Gooſe’s Melody
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