The tune could be written in one sharp. In the MS, the Hunter's Purse is written as if it were the last two parts to Bunker Hill, and its title is not given. O'Brien writes Bunker Hill in two sharps, but I wrote it in one, since only C natural appears. O'Brien writes this in D, with all C naturals. 2nd part, 4th measure.
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The purpose of these arrangements was to put together sets of tunes which sounded good together. The purpose of putting all of this on the net was to get the sets played. It would be appreciated if the tunes were played in their sets rather than broken up.