File:Richard Leveridge's song for Mrs Lindsey to sing to Princess Anne (page 3 cropped).png
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editDescriptionRichard Leveridge's song for Mrs Lindsey to sing to Princess Anne (page 3 cropped).png |
English: Tho over all mankind
this song made for the entertainment of her Royall Highness the Princess, in the Tragedy of Calligula. Sung by Mrs Lindsey in 1698 |
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Author | Richard Leveridge | |||
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