| Accuracy | Spot checked |
| Depth | Basic |
| Readability | Acceptable |
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| Also known as | Leslie's March (1) |
| Composer/Core Source | |
| Region | England |
| Genre/Style | English |
| Meter/Rhythm | March/Marche |
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| Editor/Compiler | John Watts |
| Book/Manuscript title | Musical Miscellany |
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| Year of publication/Date of MS | 1731 |
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BLACK, WHITE, YELLOW AND RED. AKA and see "Leslie's March (1)]]." English, March. The tune appears in John Watts' Musical Miscellany (London, 1731).
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