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The Kentucky Gentleman. A Ballad.
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John H. Hewitt
A Song For The Man. A Henry Clay Ballad For 1844.
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Henry Russell
The American Soldier. March, Song and Chorus.
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Richard C. Dillmore
Teddy Roosevelt.
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Howard Smith
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Mae Stott
Down in Virginia.
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Polk Miller
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Geo. Edwd. Smith
He was Only a Private--That's All.
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W. L. Werden
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Fred'k Gladdish
Home Sweet Home. Die Heimath. Song.
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H. R. Bishop
Home Sweet Home. Die Heimath. Song.
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H. R. Bishop
Howard Clifton's Latest Song. Hurrah! Hurrah! For America.
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Howard Clifton
Maj. Ringgold's Quick Step.
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James M. Deems
The Marseillois Hymn, which so much animated the brave Citizens of Paris on the 27th, 28th, & 29th July, 1830. Second Edition.
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N. C. Bochsa
Our Country. A Patriotic Song.
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Geo. Lunt
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I. B. Woodbury
Paul Revere. Song & Chorus.
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George Cooper
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Will C. Hastings
The Song of Liberty, or, The March of "Concord"! A Favorite National Air.
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Cahill
We May Be Happy Yet. [back cover Bonapartes Coronation March].
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M. W. Balfe
When He's Full.
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Chas. Ross
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John Strombert
Huntsman Rouse Thee, Hark the Horn. A Hunting Cavatina.
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Josh. Depinna
A Life in the Woods. A Hunting Song. New Edition.
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George P. Morris
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Francis H. Brown
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The Mellow Horn. A Very Popular Song.
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Mr. Jones
The Mellow Horn. A Very Popular Song.
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Mr. Jones
The Mellow Horn. A Very Popular Song.
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Mr. Jones
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C. W. Hyatt
The Mellow Horn. A Very Popular Song.
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Mr. Jones
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C. W. Hyatt
The Mellow Horn. A Very Popular Song.
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Mr. Jones
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C. W. Hyatt
Some Love To Ride. A Much Admired Hunting Song; in answer to Some Love to Roam.
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F. P. Radcliffe
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C. Meineke
Some Love To Ride. A Much Admired Hunting Song; in answer to Some Love to Roam.
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F. P. Radcliffe
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C. Meineke
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