Research Catalog

Title

Songs of the soldiers / arranged and edited by Frank Moore.

Author

Moore, Frank, 1828-1904

Publication

New York : G.P. Putnam, 1864.

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Details

Description

xv, 318 p.; 15 cm.

Series Statement

[The red, white, and blue series]

Subjects

• United States > History > Civil War, 1861-1865 > Poetry
• Songsters
• War songs

Genre/Form

Songsters.

Note

• Title vignette.
• Texts only; no music.

Contents

The twelfth of April / By Edmund C. Stedman -- Shoot him on the spot / By William Ross Wallace -- The stars and stripes / By James T. Fields -- God bless our union / By Jas. M. Stewart -- Up and at them / By Alfred B. Street -- Freemen, to your standard rally! / By Lewis J. Cist -- The battle song of the church -- Camp song [Air: Ye parliaments of England] / By Charles Winter -- Baltimore / By B. Rush Plumly -- The starry flag [Air: Dixie’s land] / By John Savage -- Secession -- Columbia, queen of the land and the sea / By George W. Elliott -- The stars and stripes [Air: Irish jaunting car] / By Thomas Williams -- The call -- War-song of the union [Air: The standard-bearer] / By Jonas B. Phillips -- The sword, flag, plough [Air: Red, whtie, and blue] -- The army of the free [Air: Benny Havens] / By Frank H. Norton -- Song of the Irish legion / By James De Mille -- Patriotic song [Tune: British grenadiers] -- Army-song [Tune: Scots wha hae wi’ Wallace bled] -- The Zouaves' battle-song / By J. Howard Wainwright -- The little drummer / By R. H. Stoddard -- Flag-song of the Michigan volunteers / By D. Bethune Duffield -- Song of the soldier [Tune: Shining shore] / By George W. Putnam -- Pennsylvania rangers’ war-song [Air: I’m afloat] / By James V. Murray -- Ho! Yankee boys throughout the west / By R. Tompkins -- Baltimore / By Seth Bonney -- Song of the Anderson Zouaves [Tune: The red, white and blue] / By Edda Middleton -- The Massachusetts line [Air: Yankee doodle] / By Robert Lowell -- War-song of the Essex cadets -- Song of the Lyon regiment [Tune: Bruce’s address] / By J.G. Forman -- Only nine miles to the junction [Tune: The other side of Jordan] / By H. Millard -- Bay-state song [Tune: There is rest for the weary] -- The seventy-ninth [Air: Here’s to the year that’s awa’] / By Thomas Frazer -- A gathering song [Tune: The Campbells are coming] -- Bivouac song of the fifty-third regiment [Air: Auld lang syne] -- The seventh [Air: Gilla machree] / By Fitzjames O’Brien -- Song for the Illinois volunteers / By Agnes -- The Irish-American’s song [Air: Robin Adair] / By Schuyler Conway -- Song of the Anderson Cavalry / By George H. Boker -- Soldier’s song / By Alice Cary -- Skedaddle / By T. B. Aldrich -- There let him sweetly sleep / By George W. Bungay -- Soldier’s song / By John G. Nicolay -- On board the cumberland/ By George H. Boker -- Banner-song for April, 1861 / By Emeline Sherman Smith -- Parting hymn [Air: Dundee] / By Oliver Wendell Holmes -- The order of the day [Air: Jeanette and Jeannot] / By G. Forrester Barstow -- The yankee volunteers -- Rallying song of the Sixteenth Regiment Iowa Volunteers [Air: The old granite slate] -- God for our native land / By G.W. Bethune -- It is great for our country to die / By James G. Percival -- Through Baltimore / By Bayard Taylor -- Iowa marching-song [Air: Marseillaise] / By Samuel McNutt -- The Massachusetts John Brown song -- War-song / By T.P. Rossiter -- Banner-song of the Indiana Eleventh [Air: Flag of our union] / By S.E. Wallace -- Volunteer chorus / By H.S. Cornwell -- Union battle-hymn [Air: Adeste fideles or Portugese hymn] -- Cavalry song / By Elbridge Jefferson Cutler -- Battle-song of the fifty-first -- Brave boys are they -- Song of the Thirteenth Regiment, Massachusetts rifles -- Fremont’s battle-hymn / By James G. Clark -- Song of the Sixty-Ninth [Air: The flag of our union forever] -- South Carolina gentleman [Air: The fine old English gentleman] -- Song of the union soldiers / By Emeline S. Smith -- Hymn of the Connecticut Twelve [Tune: America] -- On! Brothers, on! [Air: Hail to the chief] / By Sarah Warner Brooks -- I fights mit Sigel / By Grant P. Robinson -- Song [Air: Hurrah for New England] / By Robert Blanc -- Bonnie blue flag / By Isaac M. Ball -- The last man of Beaufort [Air: The last rose of summer] -- Rallying song / By A.D. Dubois -- Ohio, fair and free / By G.W.Y. -- Hallelujah chorus / By Henry H. Brownwell -- Says Private Maguire / By T.B. Aldrich -- America, America! / By S.G. Bulfinch -- The new ballad of Lord Lovell -- Up, brave boys, to double-quick time [Tune: Pop the weasel] / By Elizabeth T. Porter Beach -- New Jersey war-song / By Judge Whitley -- All forward! / By Rose Terry -- Arkansian battle-hymn / By A.W. Bishop -- Army-hymn [Tune: Old hundred] / By Oliver Wendell Holmes -- The fall of Vicksburg / By William Ross Wallace -- Little Rhody -- The year of jubilee -- O! Stoneman’s up and away, boys [Air: O, Kenmure’s on and awa] -- Freedom’s land [Tune: Dixie] / By W.W. Ely -- Greenbacks -- A yankee soldier’s song -- The Irish picket [Air: I’m sitting on the stile, Mary] / By Barney -- New England / By J.O. Blythe -- The banner of the sky / By E.P. Worth -- Marching song of the First Arkansas -- A soldier’s psalm of woman -- The children of the battlefield / By James G. Clarke -- A cheer for the west / By Park Benjamin -- The fight above the clouds / By Wm. Ross Wallace -- Paddy on Sambo as a soldier [Air: The low-backed car] / By Miles O’Brien -- General Lee’s wooing [Air: My Maryland! My Maryland] -- The camp war-song -- The lass of the Pamunkey -- The battle-cry of freedom -- Cavalry-song / By Charles Godfrey Leland -- Song of the New Hampshire Volunteers / By Marian Douglas -- A negro-volunteer song [Air: Hoist up the flag] -- A song for the time [Air: The old English gentleman] -- The northmen are coming / By George Perry -- Union song / By W.H.C. Hosmer -- The old concern -- Song of the volunteers [Tune: Marching along] -- God save the grand old stars and stripes -- Iowa soldiers / By S. Skemp -- Song for the battle [Air: Marseillaise] -- Dixie / By T.M. Cooley -- To the Tenth Legion / By Ruth N. Cromwell -- To the Tenth Legion / By Ruth N. Cromwell -- A recruiting rally / By Portland -- The sons of old Luzerne / By M. L. T. Hartman -- Faugh a ballaugh -- Step to the front, sons of the heather -- The gallant Tenth / By William H. Davie -- Union song of the Celt / By William E. Robinson -- The gallant boys of Keyes’ Brigade / By Dr. Reynolds -- Song [Air: Scots wha hae’ wi’ Wallace Bled] -- The Fourth New Jersey Volunteers [Tune: Plains of Mexico] / By John G. Dorian -- Little crow -- The army to the people / By Caroline A. Mason -- Veteran song of Thomas’ Old Corps / By Delta -- To the girl I left behind [Air: Bonny Doon] / By A. Van Dyke -- Fill up the ranks, boys / By L.S.W. -- America -- Song of the Maryland First / By J. J. Stewart -- The song of our flag [Air: The bells of Shandon] / By H. Harbaugh -- The gallant Thirteenth -- Song of the squirrel-hunter / By G.W. Peters -- Trumpet-song of Battle -- There’s a corps in the service [Air: Boys of Kilkenny] -- War-song [Air: Columbia, the gem of the ocean] -- The soldier’s oath / By C.T. Brooks -- War-song / By Kane O’Donnel -- Shoulder Arms / By C.G. Dunn -- Marching on / By Estelle -- Song of the border [Air: Bonnie Dundee] -- The captain of ‘63 to his men -- Our hoosier boys [Air: My Maryland] -- The union now and forever -- How are you, General Lee? -- Just before the battle, mother -- The trumpet-call -- The patriot’s hymn [Air: America] / By J.F. Mines.

Call Number

NBH (Moore, F. Songs of the soldiers)

LCCN

12040288

OCLC

1427106

Author

Moore, Frank, 1828-1904, editor.

Title

Songs of the soldiers / arranged and edited by Frank Moore.

Imprint

New York : G.P. Putnam, 1864.

Series

[The red, white, and blue series]

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