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E. Fitzsimons Esq. - Sir John Andrew Stevenson (1762-1833): "Zelie" / or the / Flower of Waterloo / Ballad / Sung with the most raptureous applause at the / Theatre Royal Covent Garden / by / Miß Stephens / the words and Melody adapted from the French by / E. Fitzsimons Esq. / Author of O´then dearest Ellen etc / the symphonies & accompaniments / by / Sir J. Stevenson / Dublin Published by I. Willis
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