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Subtitle: a collection of the most patriotic and popular songs and marching choruses.
Contributors: Brumder, George, 1839-1910.
Publisher: Geo. Brumder
Published: 1883
Place of publication: Milwaukee
Language: eng
Number of pages: 110
Subjects: Patriotic music -- United States -- Texts.; National songs -- United States -- Texts.; Songs, English -- United States -- Texts.; Popular music -- United States -- To 1901 -- Texts.; United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Songs and music -- Texts.
Genres: Texts.; Songs and music
Notes: Without music.
Table of contents: value: My country, 'tis of thee; value: American hymn; value: Annie Laurie; value: The army blue; value: Ba-be-bi-bo; value: The bashful girl; value: The battle cry of freedom; value: Bear it like a man; value: Come forth, ye hunters; value: Day of glorious Washington; value: Dear mother, I've come to die; value: Decoration hymn; value: Decoration ode; value: Do as you'd like to by done by; value: Drummer boy of Shiloh; value: Enoch Arden; value: Fairy-Belle; value: Farewell to the homestead; value: Flag of the free; value: Grafted into the army; value: Hail to the new year; value: Have you seen her lately; value: The hazel dell; value: Independence Day; value: I've been to[o] good a friend; value: John Anderson my jo; value: Jolly old Saint Nicholas; value: Kindly words and smiling faces; value: Kingdom coming; value: A life on the ocean wave; value: Listen to the mocking bird; value: Look before leaping; value: Marching along; value: Marseillaise; value: Marseilles hymn; value: Molly, dry thy tears away; value: My heart's in the highlands; value: Never, boys, give way to sorrow; value: New England; value: Our banner; value: O Switzerland; value: Paddle your own canoe; value: Pretty Jemima; value: Pretty little Sarah; value: Red, white and blue; value: Robin Adair; value: Sights you never saw; value: Slavery days; value: Song of the new year; value: Song of the stars; value: A song of the roses; value: The star spangled banner; value: Sword of Bunkerhill; value: The farmer; value: The hunter; value: The last rose of summer; value: The lighthouse; value: The merriest girl that's out; value: The cuckoo; value: The moon is beaming o'er the lake; value: The reaper and the flowers; value: The shoemaker; value: The West, my own native land; value: The world is what we make it; value: There's a good time coming now; value: There's music in the air; value: There's nothing like plenty of cheek; value: Tramp, tramp, tramp; value: The vacant chair; value: The way to be happy; value: We are coming, Father Abraham; value: When this cruel war is o'er; value: When we marched; value: When we were boys together; value: When sorrow sleepeth, wake it not; value: Who will care for mother now; value: Willie has gone to war; value: Would I were with thee; value: Woman's right; value: When the day with rosy light; value: When the swallows homeward fly; value: Yankee doodle; value: Yankee land.