Ballads migrant in New England /

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Songs of independence,

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Songs of American sailormen /

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The fireside book of favorite American songs /

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Songs the whalemen sang : illustrated with photographs of drawings from whalemen's journals and of scrimshaw furnished through the courtesy of The Whaling Museum of New Bedford, Ma...

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Americans and their songs.

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"Sound off!" : soldier songs from the revolution to World War II /

Table of Contents: “…-- Battle call -- Bayonet boys -- Buck and gag him -- Buena Vista -- Come raise aloft the red, white, and blue -- Death of Crockett -- Fair land of Texas -- Female volunteer for Mexico -- Fire away -- Join the hickory blues -- Leg I left behind me -- Love and battle -- My daddy to my mammy said -- New York volunteers' camp song -- Point Isabel chant -- Remember the Alamo -- Rio Bravo -- Song of the Memphis volunteers -- Song of Texas -- Strike for your rights, avenge your wrongs -- Taylor, the fine old southern gentleman -- Texan Rangers' song -- Texas war cry -- To arms -- Uncle Sam and Mexico -- Uncle Sam to Texas -- Union call -- 'Way down in Mexico -- We are coming home -- We're the boys for Mexico -- Will you come to the bower -- With these we'll bivouac -- Zachary Taylor -- American star -- Battle of Stonington -- Benjamin Beall -- Boys of Ohio -- Frontier man's call -- Dragoon bold -- Hey Betty Martin -- Hunters of Kentucky -- Indian yell -- New Yankee Doodle Dandy -- Parliament of England -- Patriotic diggers -- Pauvre Madelon -- Star-spangled banner -- Yankee girls -- Yankee volunteers -- Battle of the kegs -- Blue bird -- Brave Paulding and the spy -- British Light Infantry -- Chester -- Come out, ye Continentalers -- Come swallow your bumpers, ye Tories -- Follow Washington -- Free America -- How happy the soldier -- How stands the glass around -- Irishman's epistle to the troops in Boston -- Mad Anthony Wayne -- Old soldiers of the king -- Parody on "the banks of the Dee" -- Progress of Sir Jack Bragg -- Saratoga song -- Sergeant Champe -- Swamp fox -- Volunteer boys -- Yankee doodle -- Fifty-first Coast Artillery song -- Fourteenth Infantry song -- Garryowen (7th Cavalry) -- Girl I left behind me (7th Infantry) -- Hiking song of the Eighth Infantry -- In the Second Cavalry -- Mexican border medley -- Ninth Cavalry anthem (the monkey married the baboon's sister) -- Old Arizona again (4th Cavalry) -- Old Ninth Infantry -- Only one more jungle season (11th Engineers) -- Seventy-Sixth Field Artillery song -- Sixth Field Artillery song -- Son of a musketeer (7th N.Y.) -- Tenth U.S. …”