The yankee doodle songster
Subtitle: A collection of national songs, comic and patriotic
Publisher: A. Winch
Published: 1861
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 72
Subjects: United States; Texts; Songsters; Songs and music; History
Table of contents: title: Volunteer's song we'll be merry still; title: Billy Barlow-on the times; title: Hurrah! hurrah for the Union still; title: Come help us save the Union; title: Secession over Jordan; title: Don't you get mad at a fellow you know; title: Bully for all; title: Battle song; title: Our difficulties; title: New yankee doodle; title: Effects of secession; title: Oh! Silly man; title: How are you fixed; title: Times of sixty-one; title: The new C.S.A; title: Over the left; title: To battle we will go; title: Onward; title: "The Southrons are coming!"; title: Mrs. Cowell's version of Dixie; title: Our ever glorious Union; title: The flag of our Union's still flying; title: South of Dixon's line; title: Jefferson D.; title: Fight for the Union; title: Over the south we'll march away; title: O! Jeff Davis; title: My dad-dy was a sol-di-er; title: Voice of the nation; title: A Yankee soldier; title: The flag of battle we unfold; title: Away to the battle; title: Scott and the veteran; title: Southern chivalry; title: Hey for Yankee sons; title: The fourth of July; title: Come, ye lads who wish to shine; title: All hail to the brave and free; title: March to the battle field; title: Battle song-hurrah; title: Fair liberty; title: Hurrah for our country; title: The American flag; title: The Union volunteer; title: O Freemen, raise the battle cry; title: The Rataplan