William Cumming

Timeline of works

  • 1847
    The Arkansas Traveller and Rackinsac Waltz.
    Place & Publisher W.C. Peters New York]
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  • 1847
    The Arkansas Traveller and Rackinsac Waltz.
    Place & Publisher W.C. Peters New York]
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  • 1849
    Old Aunty Brown.
    Place & Publisher Peters & Field Cincinnati
    Subjects:Aged persons, Death, Time
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  • 1850
    'Tis But an Hour Since First We Met.
    Place & Publisher W.C. Peters Baltimore
    Subjects:Courtship & love, Good-byes
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  • 1850
    'Tis But an Hour Since First We Met.
    Place & Publisher W.C. Peters Baltimore
    Subjects:Courtship & love, Good-byes
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  • 1852
    Uncle Tom's Cabin. Songs. Gentle Eva.
    Place & Publisher W.C. Peters & Sons Cincinnati
    Subjects:Death, Grief, Love, Children, Fictitious characters, Literature
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  • 1852
    Uncle Tom's Cabin. Songs. Uncle Tom's Grave.
    Place & Publisher W.C. Peters & Sons Cincinnati
    Subjects:Graves, Minstrel shows, Enslaved persons, Fictitious characters, Death, Literature, Slavery
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  • 1860
    The Breckinridge Schottisch.
    Place & Publisher A.C. Peters & Bro. No. 94 West Fourth St. opposite the Post Office. Cincinnati, O.
    Subjects:Portraits
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  • 1860
    The Douglas Reception March.
    Place & Publisher A.C. Peters & Bro., No.94 West Fourth St., opposite the Post Office Cincinnati, O.
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  • 1862
    Thou Wouldst Call Me Back From the Echoless Shore. A Mother's Reply to the Popular Ballad "Rock Me To Sleep."
    Place & Publisher A.C. Peters & Bro. Cincinnati
    Subjects:Mothers & children, Depression, Comfort, Love, Courage, Death
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  • 1863
    Rosecrans' [sic] Battle March.
    Place & Publisher A.C. Peters & Bro., No. 94 West fourth Str., opposite the Post Office Cincinnati
    Subjects:Portraits, Military officers, Civil War--Union
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  • 1864
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    Flag of the Free. A Soldier's Song by a Soldier's Sister.
    Place & Publisher A.C. Peters & Bro. Cincinnati
    Subjects:Civil War--Union, Patriotism, National Emblems
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