English folk songs from the southern Appalachians, comprising two hundred and seventy-four songs and ballads with nine hundred and sixty-eight tunes contributed by Olive Dame Campb...

Table of Contents: “…James's hospital -- Springfield Mountain -- Tarry Trousers -- Whistle daughter -- Brennan on the moor -- The battle of Shiloh -- The foggy dew -- The bold privateer -- Waterloo -- The cuckoo -- The derby ram -- The green brier shore -- I'm going to get married next Sunday -- The riddle song -- The nightingale -- One cold winter's morning -- The lonesome grove -- The lily in the west -- Devilish Mary -- Ha, ha, ha -- Tom Bolynn -- The gambling man -- When boys go a-courting -- Will the weaver -- Sally and her lover, or Lady Leroy -- Green grows the laurel -- The rebel soldier, or The poor stranger -- No-e in the ark -- Sally Buck -- The horse's complaint -- The miller's will -- The sons of liberty -- Loving Nancy -- The boy on the land -- The silver dagger -- Niagara falls -- In old Virginny -- The saucy sailor -- The lonesome prarie -- Olk Arkansas -- William Hall -- Fairwell dear Rosanna -- Boney's defeat -- The fateful blow -- The slighted soldier -- Billy Grimes -- The courting case -- The deaf woman's courtship -- Come all ye southern soldiers -- The Irish girl -- Johnny German -- Harm-link -- Old Joe Clarke -- The poor couple -- Susannah Clargy -- The sunny south -- True love from the eastern shore -- The drummer and his wife -- Every night when the sun goes in -- I love my love -- In Nottamun town -- Samuel Young -- When Adam was created -- Daniel in the lion's den -- Jesse Cole -- Barbara Buck -- Clay Morgan -- Way down the Ohio -- The crow-fish man -- Barber's cry -- Lulie -- A Monday was my courting day -- Black girl -- Harding's defeat -- Come my little roving sailor -- The tree in the wood -- The ten commandments -- Hymns. …”