Carey, Henry, 1687?-1743
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Carey, Henry
Carey, Henry, ca. 1687-1743
Carey, Henry, asi 1687-1743
Carey, Henry 16..-1743
Henry Carey
Carey, Henry apie 1687–1743
Carey, H (Henry) 1687?-1743
VIAF ID: 14965532 (Personal)
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Henry Carey
4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (71)
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Carey, George Saville
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1743-1807
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London
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Works
| Title | Sources |
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| Apollo and Daphne. Away, away |
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| Ballads |
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| Britannia |
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| Britannia. He comes, the hero comes |
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| O Canada |
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| Cantique suisse |
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| [caption title, left of first accolade, f.28r:] Dem Könige. |
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| Cephalus and Procris |
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| Cephalus and Procris. Ah gentle air |
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| Cephalus and Procris. Go gentle sighs |
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| Cephalus and Procris. Oh Cephalus farewell |
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| Chant du soir |
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| Chrononhotonthologos |
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| The contented country farmer ... [Song] [ [London, Daniel Wright jr. (Cross)] |
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| Contrivances |
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| Contrivances. Batchelor's wife |
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| Contrivances. I'll face every danger |
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| Contrivances. Lovely ruler of my heart |
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| Contrivances. Maid's husband |
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| Contrivances Selections. |
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| The contrivances : with the songs, and other additions, as now acted at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-Lane. By His Majesty's servants. As also the tunes of the songs, neatly engraven on copper-plates. Written by Mr. Carey |
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| Dans les prisons de Nantes |
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| The dragon of Wantley. : A burlesque opera. The musick by Mr. John Frederick Lampe, and performed at the Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden. Moderniz'd from the old ballad after the Italian manner, by Sig. Carini |
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| Du fagot jaillit la flamme |
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| Et maintenant qu'on est au camp |
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| Et patati |
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| Fairest isle [SR] p2000: |
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| feu |
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| Flocks are sporting |
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| The Fly |
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| gars de Locminé |
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| God save the Queen |
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| godiveau de poisson |
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| grand Manitou |
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| grenadiers |
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| He comes, the hero comes |
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| Heil dir im Siegerkranz |
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| Heil unserm König |
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| Honest Yorkshire-man |
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| Honest Yorkshire-man. Come learn by this |
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| Honest Yorkshire-man. Generous love |
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| Honest Yorkshire-man. Modern beau |
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| Honest Yorkshire-man. Thou only darling I admire |
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| huntsman's rouze |
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| Incantation |
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| jeune grenouille |
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| Kongesangen |
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| De la villa de Çambéry |
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| Laisse à la ville tes soucis |
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| A learned dissertation on dumpling : Its dignity, antiquity, and excellence. With a word upon pudding. And many other useful discoveries, of great benefit to the publick |
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| légende des étoiles |
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| Lieder. |
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| Love in a Village |
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| marins de Croix |
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| Marseillaise |
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| Maudit sois-tu, carillonneur |
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| Miaou, miaou, la nuit dernière |
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| The musical century in one hundred english ballads a facsimile of the London, 1737-1740 edition |
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| Nancy |
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| Nancy. And canst thou leave thy Nancy |
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| nightingale |
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| noce |
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| Once for all |
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| Operas. Librettos |
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| Pack up your troubles in your old kit-bag |
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| Plays |
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| The poems of Henry Carey |
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| Poems on several occasions. : By H. Carey |
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| Pour chanter à trois voix |
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| Provoked husband |
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| Provoked husband. Romp |
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| Provoked husband. Stand by! Clear the way! |
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| Pudding and dumpling burnt to pot |
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| Reveille |
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| Riemann Musik Lexikon, 1961; |
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| Rufst du mein Vaterland |
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| Saint-Antoine il est malade |
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| Sally in our alley |
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| Saw you the nymph whom I adore. Song [[London], Richard Meares] |
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| Songs |
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| Sur la route de Louviers |
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| Tho' cruel you seem to my pain. A ballad [[London], Daniel Wright] |
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| Tomahawk, ton nom est guerre |
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| Tous les Eclaireurs du monde |
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| trente brigands |
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| Trust not man for he'll decieve you. The friendly adviser [Song] [s.l., s.n.] |
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| Valparaiso |
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| Variations |
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| Vaterlandslied |
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| Venez, sortez des tentes |
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| Village courtship |
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| Vocal music. Selections |
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| Voici la montagne ! |
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| Voici venir le joli mai |
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| Wandro wali wadji |
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| [without title] |
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| Yale Alley Cats Ghost of a Chance. |
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| Youkaïdi |
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| 皇帝陛下万歳 |
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