Miss Eliza Cook

Timeline of works

  • [n.d.]
    I Leave Thee For Awhile.
    Place & Publisher Lee & Walker, 722 Chesnut St. Philadelphia
    Subjects:Love, Farewells, Marriage proposals, Sadness
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    The Air Rose of Killarney. Ballad.
    Place & Publisher Geo. Willig Junr. Baltimore
    Subjects:Portraits, Waterfronts, Mountains, Sailboats, Courtship & love
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    The Air Rose of Killarney. Ballad.
    Place & Publisher Geo. Willig Junr. Baltimore
    Subjects:Portraits, Waterfronts, Mountains, Sailboats, Courtship & love
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  • [n.d.]
    The Fair Rose of Killarney. Ballad.
    Place & Publisher Hewitt & Jaques, 239 Broadway New York
    Subjects:Portraits, Bodies of water, Waterfronts, Mountains, Sailboats
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  • [n.d.]
    The Gallant English Tar.
    Place & Publisher n.p.
    Subjects:Waterfronts, Ships, Anchors, Flags, Sailors, Cannons, Symbols, Patriotism, Courage
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  • [n.d.]
    The Old Arm Chair. A Ballad. Original Copy.
    Place & Publisher Millet's Music Saloon, 329 Broadway New York
    Subjects:Portraits, Parlors, Furniture, Symbols, Mantelpieces, Mothers & children, Death, Nostalgia
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  • [n.d.]
    The Old Arm-Chair! A Ballad.
    Place & Publisher G.E. Blake, 13 So. Fifth Street Philadelphia
    Subjects:Furniture, Mothers & children, Symbols, Death, Nostalgia
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  • 1850
    Norah McShane. Ballad.
    Place & Publisher Firth, Pond & Co., No. 1 Franklin Square New York
    Subjects:Immigrants, Ireland, Homesickness, Sadness, Distress, Country life, Wealth
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  • 1853
    Little Topsy's Song.
    Place & Publisher Oliver Ditson, 115 Washington St. Boston
    Subjects:Children misbehaving, Ethnic stereotypes, Enslaved persons, Beating, Dialects, Minstrel shows, Slavery, Caricatures
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