Songs, sung at the christening of Rocky Mountain, Greenfield, October 11, 1859
Contributors: Amherst College. Class of 1860
Publisher: s.n.
Published: 1859
Place of publication: Amherst, Mass
Language: eng
Subjects: Mountains; Songs and music
Other titles: Cocachelunk (Tune); Vive l'amour (Tune); Little more cider too (Tune); Litoria (Tune); Yankee Doodle (Tune); Sparkling and bright (Tune); Opening song.; Chorus. To be sung after the proposals of ye celebrated dramatis personae.; Giant of Eld.; Scientific report. On the geological formation of Mount [blank].; Lauriger Horatius.; Closing ode.; Ye mountains grand that round us stand.; Away, away, with clownish rant.; Listen now, and we will tell.; The geologists among us.; In ye days when ye salvages lived in ye land.; Lauriger Horatius.; Shout and sing, ye men of sixty.
Notes: Seven songs.

Text in three columns; printed area, including ornamental border, measures 43.5 x 18.9 cm.
Table of contents: title: Opening song. Air; title: Sparkling and bright (first line: Ye mountains grand that round us stand); title: Chorus. To be sung after the proposals of ye celebrated dramatis personae. Air; title: Yankee Doodle (first line: Away, away, with clownish rant); title: The giant of eld. Air; title: Litoria (first line: Listen now, and we will tell); title: Scientific report. On the geological formation of Mount [blank]. Presented to the class of 1860, by the "special committee." Our own reporter. Air; title: A little more cider too (first line: The geologists among us); title: An historick hymne. By ye celebrated Indian doctor, Okee-po-kee-winkee-wum, written by him from historical fragments left by Powhatan, ye paternal parient of ye maydenne Pocahontas on three pieces of ye barque of ye birch, in ye year of his dynastic CCXLII, formerly sung at ye "Pocahontas pow-wow," (esto perpetua) by ye class of '60, to ye tune of "Vive l'amour." Air; title: Vive l'amour (first line: In ye days when ye salvages lived in ye land); title: Lauriger Horatius (first line: Lauriger Horatius); title: Closing ode. Air; title: Cocachelunk (first line: Shout and sing, ye men of sixty).