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Subject(s)

• United States—History—Civil War, 1861-1865—Songs and music [Browse]
• War songs—Confederate States of America [Browse]
• National songs—Confederate States of America [Browse]

Related name

• Allan, Francis D. [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Songs [Browse]

Series

• American classics in history and social science 153. [More in this series]
• Burt Franklin research & source works series 578. [More in this series]
• Burt Franklin research and source works series, 578
• American classics in history and social science ; 153 [More in this series]

Notes

• Reprint of the 1874 ed.
• Without the music; in part with tune indications.

Action note

Committed to retain in perpetuity — ReCAP Shared Collection (HUL)

Contents

• A confederate officer to his lady love
• A life on the Vicksburg hills
• All quiet along the Potomac tonight
• An old Texan's appeal
• Arise! ye sons of free-born sires
• At Galveston, Texas
• Awake to arms! in Texas
• The black flag
• Banks' skedaddle
• Bayou city guards' Dixie
• Bayou city guards song in the Chickahominy swamp
• Baylor's partisan rangers
• The bonnie blue flag
• Boys, keep your powder dry
• The brass-mounted army
• Campaign ballad
• The captain with his whiskers
• Chivalrous C.S.A.
• The confederate oath
• The countersign
• The conquered banner
• The darlings at home
• To the Davis guards
• De cotton down in Dixie
• Do they miss me in the trenches
• Duty and defiance
• The dying soldier boy
• Few days
• Song of the fifth Texas regiment
• Flag of the southland
• Fold it up carefully
• At Fort Pillow
• The capture of 17 of co. H fourth Texas cavalry
• Battle of Galveston
• Bomb and battles of Galveston
• Burial of tough beef Galveston
• The horse-marines at Galveston
• Recapture of Galveston
• Gay and happy
• God bless our southern land
• General Tom Green
• To the beloved memory of Maj.-Gen. Tom Green
• Hard times
• Here's your mule
• Hood's old brigade
• Hood's taxas brigade
• The hour before execution
• I'm going home to Dixie
• Imogen
• I'm thinking of the soldier
• Gen. Albert Sydney Johnston
• Death of Albert Sydney Johnston
• Funeral of Albert Sydney Johnston
• Grave of Albert Sydney Johnston
• To Johnston's name
• Joseph Bowers
• Ladies to the hospital
• Lee at the wilderness
• Lee at battle of the wilderness
• Leave it, ah, no
• the land is our own
• Lone star banner of the free
• Lone star flag
• The lone Texas star
• To the memory of Col. Thos. S. Lubbock
• "Johnny B." Magruder
• Acrostle on Maj. Gen. Magruder
• Magruder, to the war chief
• Mansfield run
• Maryland! My Maryland!
• The martyr of Alexandria
• The martyrs of Texas
• Ben McCullough, he fell at this post
• Missouri, a voice from the south
• Morgan's war song
• Mother, is the battle over?
• My noble warrior, come
• My southern land
• My Texas land
• The Navasota volunteers
• The icy road to Niblett's bluff
• The officers of Dixie
• The officer's funeral
• O he's nothing but a soldier
• O here's to the soldier so gay
• Old Jim Ford
• O no, he'll not need them again.
• (Cont.) On to the battle
• Mrs. Rosanna Ostermann
• Our boys are gone
• Our glorious flag
• Over the (Mississippi) river
• Over the river
• Soldier's song of pass cavallo
• Price's (Gen.) appeal
• Private Maguire
• The ranger's farewell
• Ranger's lay
• Song of the Texas rangers
• The frontier rangers
• The Texas rangers
• The rebel prisoner
• Rebel toasts, or, Drink it down, Richmond on the James, or The dying Texas soldier boy
• The rum raid at Velasco
• Run, yanks, or die
• Sabine pass
• Sabine pass fight, true Irish valor
• The Sante Fé volunteer
• The gallant second Texians
• The sentinel's dream of home
• Co. A, seventh reg. Texas cav.
• In memoriam, Lieut. Sidney A. Sherman
• Shiloh
• The drummer boy of Shiloh
• The battle of Shiloh Hill
• Short rations, or, The corn-fed army
• Soldier's amen
• Soldier's death
• The soldier's dear old home
• The soldier's farewell
• Soldier's lament
• Soldier's suit of gray
• The soldier's sweet home
• Song of the "bloody seven" at Camp Chase, Ohio
• The southern captive
• The southern flag
• Southern girl's homespun dress
• Southern marseillaise
• Southern sentiment
• The southern wagon
• Southrons, hear your country call you
• Southron's chant of defiance
• Stonewall Jackson's way
• Sweethearts and the war
• Take me home, or, The sunny south
• Col. B.F. Terry
• In memoriam, Col. B.F. Torry
• To Captain Dave Terry
• Terry's Texas rangers
• Texas and Virginia
• Texas land
• The land of Texas
• Texas marseillaise
• Texas sentinel in Virginia
• The Texas soldier boy
• Texians, to arms
• The Texian appeal
• Texians, to your banners fly
• That bugler, or, The u-pi-dee song
• The expected Texas invasion
• The girl I left behind me
• The glorious January 1, 1863
• The griffin
• The south, or, I love thee more
• The yankee joke in Texas
• There's life in the old land yet
• Monody on Maj. W.L. Thornton
• Three cheers for our Jack Morgan
• 'Tis midnight in the southern sky
• Tramp, tramp, tramp
• True to the gray
• Co. K twentieth regiment
• Bombardment of Vicksburg
• Virginia
• Volunteer, or, It is my country's call
• The war-shirkers
• Wearing of the gray
• We know that we were rebels
• We left him on the field
• When this cruel war is over
• When will the war be over?
• Where are you going, Abe Lincoln?
• Who will care for mother now?
• Woman's prayer
• The yankee president
• Young dodger vs. old croaker.

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Other title(s)

Lone Star ballads

ISBN

0833700405

LCCN

^^^72135170^

OCLC

120615

RCP

H - S

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