The Hutchinson family’s book of poetry pdf

The Hutchinson family’s book of poetry

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Entered … 1852, by Asa B. Hutchinson …”–p. [3]’, ‘Without notated music’, ‘Contents, including List of contents, identical to latest eds. of “Book of words of the Hutchinson family”, with the addition of three songs, p. 66-69’, ‘We’re with you once again — Cold water — The Millennium — The New England farmer — Bachelor’s lament — Sweet Alice, or Ben Bolt — The mountaineer — Uncle Sam’s farm — The mountain echo song — Little canoe, or Burman lover — Zekel and Hulda — The good old days of yore — What I live for — The wax work — “Coming right along,” or right over wrong — Where shall the soul find rest — Man the life boat, or storm at sea — Welcome to Jenny Lind — Ho, for California! — If I were a voice — Get off the track — My mother’s Bible — Horticultural wife — Bingen on the Rhine — The old farmer’s elegy — The good old plow — Recollections of home — There’s a good time coming — Home of my boyhood — The Indian’s lament — The old church bell — The slave’s appeal–‘, “Few ideas in

a few days — The bridge of sighs — Springfield mountains — The sword of Bunker Hill — The old granite state — Carry me home to die — The cot where we were born — Calomel — Crows in a cornfield — excelsior — Westward, ho! — A brother is dead — The old farm house — The spider and the fly — The seasons — Little Topsy’s song — The lake of the dismal swamp — Kind words can never die — True freedom: How to gain it — The modern belle — I’m going home — Riding in a stage — We’ve left again our mountain home — Do a good turn when you can — Oh, had I the wings of a dove — ‘Tis sweet to be remembered — There’s room enough for all — ridden by the slave power — Jordan — Call to Kansas — The merry yankee boy — Forty years ago”, “In tan printed wrappers with title and Hutchinson family portrait within ornamental border on cover p.

[1]; publisher’s advertisement on cover p. [4]”, ’18

• Creator/s: Hutchinson Family (Singers
• Date: 1858
• Book Topics/Themes: Songs, English, Political ballads and songs, American

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