War-songs for freemen
Subtitle: dedicated to the army of the United States : with appropriate music
Publisher: American News Co.
Published: 1862
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 57
Subjects: War songs; Songs and music; Poetry; History
Notes: Contains both words and music.

Francis James Child, editor. Cf. NUC pre-1856, vol. 106, p. 626.

Issued in printed green wrappers; handwritten signature in ink after title on t.p.: Miss M. A. Allen.
Table of contents: title: Northmen, come out!; title: The land and the flag; title: Union and liberty; title: Put it through!; title: A mighty fortress is our God; title: The night-guard; title: Soldier's morning-song; title: We're at war; title: Harvard-students' song; title: The why and wherefore; title: Körner's prayer; title: Sharpshooter's song; title: Our country is calling; title: The volunteer's good-bye; title: Old Faneuil Hall; title: Trumpet song; title: A compromise; title: Shall freedom droop and die?; title: The lass of the Pamunky; title: The high-toned southern gentleman; title: The rising of the north; title: Bully boy Billy; title: Overtures from Richmond; title: Cavalry song; title: I'll be a sergeant; title: The vow; title: For a'that and a'that; title: Would you be a soldier, laddy?; title: My briar pipe; title: O we're not tired of fighting yet!; title: Hark! that stern voice!; title: A new plantation song; title: Negro boatmen's song; title: Song of the sneak; title: Soldier's oath.