Dogs of war : and stories of other beasts of battle in the Civil War / by Seguin, Marilyn

Table of Contents: “…. -- The brave body guard -- An honorable burial -- The barking dog regiment -- Loyalty beyond the grave -- Mother Bickerdyke's furlough -- Mangy messenger -- Strange bedfellow -- A loyal lamb -- Fowl play -- The rat surgeon -- McClellan's scapegoats -- Camptown races -- Riding the wooden horse -- Equestrian questionnaire -- Sheridan's ride -- Sheridan's ride / Thomas Buchanan Read -- A hare raising incident -- The mane event -- Morgan's trickery -- The spotted cow -- Ghosts at Bull Run -- Bird's eye view -- War lyrics / Henry Howard Brownell -- Stinging encounter -- The cocky rebel -- Horse of a different color -- Clairvoyant kitty -- Mule heroes -- See Spot run -- Hero, the hell hound -- Horse revisited -- Dead on his feet -- Luck of the draw -- Requiem for a rooster -- Sea horse -- Shoot to kill -- Recipe for rat -- Marine disaster -- Old Baldy -- Traveller's bones -- Grave matters.…”
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Rolling along in song : a chronological survey of American Negro music, with eighty-seven arrangements of Negro songs,. by Johnson, J. Rosamond 1873-1954

Table of Contents: “…-- Short'nin' Bread -- De Camptown Races -- Po' Boy -- Yonder Comes the High Sheriff -- Bird in a Cage -- Been in de Pen So Long -- Seven Long Years in State Prison -- The Midnight Special -- He's A-Choppin' in de New Groun' -- John Henry -- Casey Jones -- Drivin' Steel (Hammer Man Song) -- Don't Let Yo' Watch Run Down -- Florida Cakewalk --Watermelons -- Sweet Oranges - Chimney Sweeper -- Blueberries --The Broom Man -- My Baby's in Memphis, Layin' Aroun' -- Stagolee -- Stagolee Done Kill de Bully -- Honey, Take One on Me -- Satisfied --Them Lonesome Moanin' Blues --De Chain Gang: Gwine Down Dat Lonesome Road -- De Chain Gang: Water Me from de Lime Rock --De Chain Gang: Workin' on de Chain Gang -- De Chain Gang: One Mo' Mile to Go -- De Chain Gang: Rainbow Roun' My Shoulder -- De Chain Gang: You Gotta Bus' Dis Rock -- De Chain Gang: Back to de Jail -- De Chain Gang: Dis Am de Hammer -- Excerpt from George Gershwin's American Opera 'Porgy and Bess' -- Li'l' Gal (Negro Love Song).…”
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