They knew Paul Bunyan
By: illus. by Anita Eneroth
Publisher: University of Michigan Press
Published: 1956
Place of publication: Ann Arbor, Mich
Language: eng
Number of pages: 255
Subjects: English Folk songs; English Ballads; Folk songs; Lumbermen; Songs and music
Table of contents: title: Song titles and poems))(words only for songs): Alphabet song (p.33); title: Bebe hung one on us (p.212); title: The big Eau Claire (p.207); title: Bold Jack Donohue (p.244); title: Bung yer eye (p.189); title: Camp seven song (p.226); title: Camp 13 on the Manistee (p.55); title: Chance McGear (p.164); title: The curst wife (p.191); title: The death of Harry Bradford (p.130); title: Don't come to Michigan (p.116); title: Down by the wild Mustard River (p.145); title: Drill ye terriers (p.120); title: Driving logs on the Cass (p.38); title: The dying hoopmaker (p.176); title: The East Jordan Line (p.233); title: The fate of the "Cumberland" crew (p.249); title: The Flat River girl (p.182); title: Grizzly Hogan (p.53); title: Grouchy Bill (p.156); title: Harry Bahel (p.141); title: Harry Dunn (p.151); title: I'm a Saginaw Valley man (p.121); title: In old Paul Bunyan's camps (p.72); title: The jam on Gerry's rocks (p.126); title: Jim Brooks (p.162).; title: Cont.): Jimmie Whalen (p.138); title: Jimmie Whalen's girl (p.139); title: Johnnie Troy (p.246); title: Johnny Carroll's camp (p.46); title: John Robertson (p.168); title: The jolly shanty boy (p.31); title: Just to make a change in business (p.235); title: Jut Cannon (p.228); title: Les Reeder (p.149); title: Little brown bulls (p.67); title: The little Eau Pleine (p.201); title: Louie Sands and Jim McGee (p.66); title: Lumberjack's prayer (p.122); title: Lumberjack's revival on religion in camp (p.88); title: The Manistee lumberjack (p.64); title: The McDonald family (p.172); title: Michigan-I-O (p.109); title: Now I lay me (p.122); title: Old David Ward (p.230); title: The old river driver (p.36); title: Once more a-lumbering go (p.106); title: On the banks of the Pamanaw (p.197); title: Our foreman, Mr. Knight (p.224); title: Paddy Hart (p.218).; title: Cont.): Paul Bunyan's Manistee (p.73); title: Reveille in the woods (p.121); title: The road-icer (p.123); title: Round River drive (p.76); title: The shanty boy and the mossback (p.193); title: Shanty boy's ill fate (p.136); title: Shanty boys in the pine (p.92); title: A shanty man's life (p.103); title: Snaggin' the klackin' (p.42); title: Sweet love of God shave (p.240); title: Ten little words (p.151); title: Timekeeper's lament (p.216); title: Turner's camp on the Chippewa (p.42); title: 'Way down near Alpena (p.223); title: Way up at Leota (p.50); title: When O'Connor drew his pay (p.52); title: The wild colonial boy (p.241).