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Tennessee History

Collection
Rare Books and Scores

Item ID
SP-085242

Accession Number
95-051 Goldstein

Title
The rough and ready songster : embellished with twenty-five splendid engravings, illustrative of the American victories in Mexico.
By an American officer.

Song Titles
Rough and ready -- Zachary Taylor -- Alvarado -- The storming of Monterey -- Song of the Texan Ranger -- The coast of Mexico -- We're the boys for Mexico -- The American boy -- Buena vista -- The American's battle prayer -- Hurrah for "rough and ready" -- Oregon and Texas -- Yankees light the fires bright -- Come raise aloft the red white and blue -- Wave, wave, the banner high -- God bless America -- Texian general's address to his army -- The star spangled banner -- The Yankee volunteer -- All for Texas! (or, Volunteers for glory) -- To the field, freemen -- Texas, the young tree of freedom -- Remember the Alamo -- The empire of the west -- The flag of Texas -- The boys of Ohio -- Uncle Sam's song to Miss Texas -- Song of Texas -- Song of the American girl -- The hunter's of Kentucky -- The battle call -- The fair land of Texas -- Andrew Jackson -- San Jacinto -- The American flag -- Parliament of England -- The union's call -- To arms! -- The fall of Matamoras -- Perry's victory -- Strike for our rights, avenge your wrongs -- Paul Jones's victory -- The dey of Algiers -- The stripe and the star -- Fire away! -- Uncle Sam and Mexico -- Taylor, the fine old Southern gentleman -- The raising -- The American bivouac on the banks of the Rio Grande -- Battle of Bunker Hill -- Hail Columbia -- Hurrah for the Halls of Montezuma -- Washington's monument -- Spirits of the mighty dead -- Taylor's appeal to the volunteers -- The American star -- New Orleans (or, the Sons of the west) -- The American volunteer -- Immortal Washington -- A soldier's life -- Yankee girl to her lover -- The battle of New Orleans -- Jackson's address -- Come out, ye continentalers -- New Yankee doodle -- My native land is free -- The star in the west -- The death of the brave -- Sound the harsh bugle -- Hail liberty -- The bugle -- Washington to his troops -- The American exile -- The days of yore -- The American eagle -- The swamp fox -- The lone one -- Freedom's star -- With these we'll bivouac -- Land of liberty -- The Kentucky volunteers -- The Green mountain boys -- Hurrah for our country -- Hey for Yankee sons -- The fine old Yankee general -- Game cock of South Carolina -- The true American -- Point Isabel chaunt -- The death of Crockett -- Our constitution -- Peace and honour -- Uncle Sam's spree -- Lesson that Washington gave -- Farewell peace -- Our man of war -- The war whoop -- The Texas war cry -- Liberty and Texas -- The Santa Fe prisoners -- New York volunteers campsong -- Freedom and Texas -- General Worth's address to his army -- The Indian yell -- Constitution and Guerriere -- The female volunteer for Mexico -- Battle of Stonington -- Patriotic diggers -- Old Grannua Weal -- A Yankee ship and a Yankee crew -- The liberty tree -- The flaunting flag of liberty -- Halifax Station -- Yankee doodle -- The Yankee girls -- Tennessee gallantry -- The volunteer's farewell -- The frontier man's call -- Taylor's address to the Indiana regiment -- The old granite state -- My own native land -- American soldier -- General Armstrong -- Our flag is here! -- The Indian hunter -- Love and battle -- The soldier's farewell -- The Marseilloise hymn -- Not a drum was heard -- The downeaster -- My daddy to my mammy said -- Independence -- Ballad of the tea party -- The patriot's appeal -- The onset -- Day of glory -- Connecticut -- Battle of Trenton -- The progress of Sir Jack Bragg -- The fate of John Burgoyne -- Brave Pawling and the spy -- Independence day.

Date
[1848-1850]

Publisher
Nafis & Cornish
Nafis, Cornish & Co.

Place of Publication
New York, NY
St. Louis, MO

Subject
Mexican-American War, 1846-1848 -- Songs and music.
Patriotic music
Military music

Physical Description
256 p.; V

Location
BOX 014

Subgroup
Songsters

Notes
Date based on textual evidence.

Notation
Chiefly lyrics

RecordID
92564