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Adams, H. G. Chesson, F. W. Armistead, Wilson [1854], God's Image in Ebony: Being a Series of Biographical Sketches, Facts, Anecdotes, etc., Demonstrative of the Mental Powers and Intellectual Capacities of the Negro Race. With a Brief Sketch of the Anti-Slavery Movment in America, and a Concluding Chapter of Additional Evidence (London: Partridge and Oakey) [HGA:Ebony].
Adams, John Quincy [1828], Fourth Annual Message (From A Compilation of the Messages and Papers of the Presidents. Ed. James D. Richardson. New York: Bureau of National Literature, 1897. 973-987) [Ad:4thMess].
Aitken, W. [1845], Journey Up the Mississippi River, From Its Mouth to Nauvoo, the City of the Latter-Day Saints (Ashton-Under-Lyne: John Williamson) [Ait:Nauvoo].
Allen, Winthrop Sargeant Gilman; Pratt, Harry E., editor [1861; 1862; 1863], 'Civil War Letters of Winthrop S. G. Allen' in 'Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society' (Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, vol. 24, no. 3, October 1931) [WSGA:Letters].
Ames, Charles Gordon [1909], The Death of John Brown (Bloomington, IL: unknown) [Ame:JBrown].
Arthur, Timothy Shay [1848], Advice to Young Ladies (Boston: Phillips and Sampson) [Art:YngLad].
Atwood, J.A. [1904], The Story of the Battle of Stillman's Run: Fought at Stillman Valley, Ill., May 14, 1832 (Mt. Morris, IL: Index Print) [Atw:StillRun].
Author unknown [1830-1839], An Abstract of Title, Lot 2, Block 44, Original Town of Chicago (Unpublished MSS) [IMAbTitl].
Author unknown [1832], A Diary of the Black Hawk War (Iowa Journal of History (1910) vol. 8, no. 1, p. 265-269) [BHW:Diary].
Author unknown [1840], 'A Jackson-man's Song' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Jackson].
Author unknown [1840], 'A New Song' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:NewSong].
Author unknown [1840], 'An Invitation to the Log Cabin Boys to Old Tippecanoe's Raisin'' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:LogCabin].
Author unknown [1840], 'A Song for an Old Soldier' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:SongOld].
Author unknown [1840], 'A Tip-Top Song' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:TipTop].
Author unknown [1840], 'Buckeye Boys' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Buckeye].
Author unknown [1840], 'Clearing the Kitchen and White House' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Kitchen].
Author unknown [1840], 'Dying Groans of the Tin-Pan' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Groan].
Author unknown [1840], 'General Harrision' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Harrison].
Author unknown [1840], 'General Harrison' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Harrison2].
Author unknown [1840], 'General William H. Harrison' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:William].
Author unknown [1840], 'Gold Spoons vs. Hard Cider' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Spoons].
Author unknown [1840], 'Grand National Whig Song' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Whig].
Author unknown [1840], 'Hark! They Come!' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Hark].
Author unknown [1840], 'Hark to the Warning' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Hark2].
Author unknown [1840], 'Harrison and Liberty' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Liberty].
Author unknown [1840], 'Harrison Song' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Harrison4].
Author unknown [1840], 'Have You Heard the Good News' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:News].
Author unknown [1840], 'Hurrah Song' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Hurrah].
Author unknown [1840], 'It Oft Times Has Been Told' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:OftTimes].
Author unknown [1840], 'Let Fame Put Her Trump' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Fame].
Author unknown [1840], 'Liberty Cabin Raising' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Liberty2].
Author unknown [1840], 'Log Cabin and Hard Cider Candidate' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:LogCabin3].
Author unknown [1840], 'Log Cabin Dedication' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:LogCabin2].
Author unknown [1840], 'Long Live Van Kinderhook' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Kinderhook].
Author unknown [1840], 'New Comic Song' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Comic].
Author unknown [1840], 'New National Whig Song' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Whig2].
Author unknown [1840], 'Ohio Whig Convention, 1840' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:OhioWhig].
Author unknown [1840], 'Oh Matty Van, My Jo, Mat!' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:MattyVan].
Author unknown [1840], 'Old Fort Meigs' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:FtMeigs].
Author unknown [1840], 'Old Tip's Broom' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:TipsBroom].
Author unknown [1840], 'Old Tip and the Log Cabin Boys' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:OldTip].
Author unknown [1840], 'Old Tippecanoe' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Tippecanoe].
Author unknown [1840], 'Old Tippecanoe' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Tippecanoe3].
Author unknown [1840], 'Old Tippecanoe' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Tippecanoe19].
Author unknown [1840], 'On! to Victory!!' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Victory].
Author unknown [1840], 'Patriotic Song' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Patriotic].
Author unknown [1840], 'Preface' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Preface].
Author unknown [1840], 'Report' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Report].
Author unknown [1840], 'Should Brave Soldiers Be Forgot' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Brave].
Author unknown [1840], 'Song' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Song2].
Author unknown [1840], 'Song for the Boys' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:SongBoys].
Author unknown [1840], 'The "Log Cabin" Song' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:LogCabin4].
Author unknown [1840], 'The Battle of the Thames' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Thames].
Author unknown [1840], 'The Best Thing We Can Do' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Best].
Author unknown [1840], 'The Farmer of North Bend' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Farmer].
Author unknown [1840], 'The Harrison Cause' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Harrison3].
Author unknown [1840], 'The Hero of Ohio' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Ohio].
Author unknown [1840], 'The Hero of Tippecanoe' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Hero].
Author unknown [1840], 'The Hero Ploughman' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Plough].
Author unknown [1840], 'The Hero Statesman' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:HeroState].
Author unknown [1840], 'The Last Cabinet Council' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Cabinet].
Author unknown [1840], 'The Peoples' Song' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:People].
Author unknown [1840], 'The Rough Log Cabin' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Rough].
Author unknown [1840], 'The Soldier of Tippecanoe' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Soldier].
Author unknown [1840], 'The Spoilsmen' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Spoils].
Author unknown [1840], 'The Tippecanoe Song' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Tippecanoe5].
Author unknown [1840], 'Tippecanoe' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Tippecanoe2].
Author unknown [1840], 'Tippecanoe and Jackets of Blue' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Tippecanoe4].
Author unknown [1840], 'To the American Flag and Harrison' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Flag].
Author unknown [1840], 'Union County Cabin Song' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Union].
Author unknown [1840], 'Van Buren's Lament' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:VanBuren].
Author unknown [1840], 'What Has Caused This Great Commotion?' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Cause].
Author unknown [1840], 'When British Bands' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:British].
Author unknown [1840], 'When This Old Hat' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:OldHat].
Author unknown [1840], 'Whig Song' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Whig3].
Author unknown [1840], 'Ye Soldiers of Freedom' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Soldiers].
Author unknown [1840], 'Young Men's National Convention' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:YoungMen].
Author unknown [1840], 'You Remember the Time' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Remember].
Author unknown [1844], The Life and Public Services of Henry Clay (Publisher unknown) [HenryClay].
Author Unknown [1851], The South Bend Fugitive Slave Case, Involving the Right to a Writ of Habeas Corpus (New York Anti-Slavery Office) [SBFugSlave].
Author unknown [1854], Partial Statement of Goods Cleared Along the Canal (Unpublished MSS) [IMGoods].
Author unknown [1856], Republican Campaign Edition for the Million. Containing the Republican Platform, the Lives of Fremont and Dayton, with Beautiful Steel Portraits of Each (Boston: John P. Jewett) [RCEM:Fremont].
Author Unknown [1858], 'Debate at Galesburg' in 'Prairie Beacon News' (Paris, IL: J. Harding) [PB:Galesburg].
Author unknown [1858], 'Douglas' Chicago Speech vs. his Freeport Speech' in the 'Alton Weekly Courier' (Alton, IL: George T. Brown) [AWC:DougChicago].
Author unknown [1858], 'Douglas' in the 'Alton Weekly Courier' (Alton, IL: George T. Brown) [AWC:Douglas].
Author unknown [1858], 'Galesburg Debate. Great Outpouring of the People! 20,000 Persons Present!' in 'Galesburg Semi-weekly Democrat' (Galesburg, IL: Day and Faxon) [GSWD:Galesburg].
Author unknown [1858], 'Lincoln and Douglas at Charleston' in 'Prairie Beacon News' (Paris, IL: J. Harding) [PB:LincDoug].
Author unknown [1858], 'Mr. Lincoln's Springfield Speech' in the 'Alton Weekly Courier' (Alton, IL: George T. Brown) [AWC:LincSpring].
Author unknown [1858], 'Speech of Mr. Lincoln at the State House' in the 'Alton Weekly Courier' (Alton, IL: George T. Brown) [AWC:LincolnSH].
Author unknown [1858], 'The Debate at Freeport -- 15,000 to 20,000 People Present!!' in 'Galesburg Semi-weekly Democrat' (Galesburg, IL: Day and Faxon) [GSWD:Freeport].
Author unknown [1858], 'The Debate at Jonesboro' in 'Galesburg Semi-weekly Democrat' (Galesburg, IL: Day and Faxon) [GSWD:Jonesboro].
Author unknown [1858], 'The Debate at Jonesboro' in 'Prairie Beacon News' (Paris, IL: J. Harding) [PB:Jonesboro].
Author unknown [1858], 'The Grand Douglas Reception' in the 'Alton Weekly Courier' (Alton, IL: George T. Brown) [AWC:GrandDoug].
Author unknown [1858], 'The Great Debate between Lincoln and Douglas!' in the 'Alton Weekly Courier' (Alton, IL: George T. Brown) [AWC:GreatDebate].
Author unknown [1858], 'The Lincoln and Douglas Debate at Freeport' in the 'Alton Weekly Courier' (Alton, IL: George T. Brown) [AWC:Freeport].
Author unknown [1859], The Arrest, Trial, and Release of Daniel Webster, Fugitive Slave (Philadelphia: Pennsylvania Anti-Slavery Society) [DWebster].
Author unknown [1860], Biographical Sketches of Hon. John C. Breckinridge: Democratic Nominee for President, and General Joseph Lane, Democratic Nominee for Vice President. Breckinridge and Lane Campaign Document, No. 8 (Washington City: National Democratic Executive Committee) [BL:No8].
Author unknown [1860], The Life and Public Services of Hon. Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois, and Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine (Boston: Thayer a Eldridge) [LincHam].
Author unknown [1860], Where Liberty Dwells, There Is My Country (New York: H. De Marsan) [CHS:libdw].
Author unknown [Date unknown], Description of Letter of Pardon for Samuel and James Jones (Unpublished MSS) [Abe:DesLet].
Author unknown [Date unknown], A History of the Illinois Baptists (Unpublished Manuscript) [ILBaptists].
Aydelott, Benjamin Parham [1863], Prejudice Against Colored People (Cincinnatti, American Reform Tract and Book Soceity) [Ay:Prej].
Bacqueville de La Potherie, M. de (Claude-Charles Le Roy); Blair, Emma Helen, translator and editor [1911], 'History of the Savage People Who Are Allies of New France' in 'The Indian Tribes of the Upper Mississippi Valley and Region of the Great Lakes, volume 1' (New York: The Arthur H. Clark Company) [MBP:Savage1].
Bacqueville de La Potherie, M. de (Claude-Charles Le Roy); Blair, Emma Helen, translator and editor [1912], 'History of the Savage Peoples Who Are Allies of New France' in 'The Indian Tribes of the Upper Mississippi Valley and Region of the Great Lakes, volume 2' (Cleveland: The Arthur H. Clark Company) [MBP:Savage2].
Baker, H. [1842], 'Meditation' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Meditation].
Balfe, Michael William [Date unknown], 'A Soldier's Life' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:SoldiersLife].
Balfe, Michael William [Date unknown], 'See at Your Feet a Suppliant One' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Suppliant].
Balfe, Michael William [Date unknown], 'The Wound Upon Thy Arm' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Wound].
Barre, W. L. [1856], The Life and Public Services of Millard Fillmore (Buffalo, N.Y.: Wanzer, McKim and Co.) [WLB:Fillmore].
Batcheler, Daniel [1860], 'On to Victory' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:victory].
Beach, Richard H. [1910], A Letter from Illinois Written in 1836 (Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, vol. 3, no. 3, October 1910, p. 91-98) [Be:Let1836].
Beecher, Edward [1838], Narrative of the Riots at Alton: In Connection with the Death of Rev. Elijah P. Lovejoy (Alton, IL: George Holton) [Bee:RiotAlt].
Bell, Farmer [1860], 'Abe of the West and Victory' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:abewest].
Binns, Jonathan [1840], 'A Song' in 'The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book' (Columbus: I. N. Whiting) [HLC:Song].
Bird, Bernard [1848], Preemption Claim of Bernard Bird to a Lot in La Salle (Unpublished MSS) [IMClaim2].
Birkbeck, Morris [1818], Letters from Illinois (London: Taylor and Hessey) [Birk:LetIL].
Birkbeck, Morris [1818], Notes on a Journey in America (London: Severn and Co.) [Birk:NoteJour].
Black, Frank; Nicolay, John G., ed.; Hay, John, ed. [1903], 'The Greatness of Lincoln' in 'The Complete Works of Abraham Lincoln, v. 4' (New York: Francis D. Tandy Company, 1894) [Nh:Great].
Black Hawk; LeClair, Antoine, interpreter; Patterson, J. B., editor [1882], Autobiography of Ma-Ka-Tai-Me-She-Kia-Kiak, or Black Hawk, Embracing the Traditions of his Nation, Various Wars In Which He Has Been Engaged, and His Account of the Cause and General History of the Black Hawk War of 1832, His Surrender, and Travels Through the United States. Also Life, Death and Burial of the Old Chief, Together with a History of the Black Hawk War (Oquawka, IL: J. B. Patterson) [Blk:AutoPat].
Blair, Emma Helen [1911], 'Preface' in 'The Indian Tribes of the Upper Mississippi Valley and Region of the Great Lakes, volume 1' (New York: The Arthur H. Clark Company) [EHB:Preface].
Blair, Emma Helen [1912], 'Bibliography' in 'The Indian Tribes of the Upper Mississippi Valley and Region of the Great Lakes, volume 2' (Cleveland: The Arthur H. Clark Company) [EHB:Bib].
Bluwer [Date unknown], 'They Never Loved as Thou and I' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:NeverLoved].
Boas, Franz; Fletcher, Alice C.; Forsyth, Thomas; Henshaw, Henry W.; Hewitt, J. N. B.; Hrdlicka, Ales; Mooney, James; Swanton, J. R.; Blair, Emma Helen, editor [1912], 'Notes on Indian Social Organization, Mental and Moral Traits, and Religious Beliefs; and Accounts of Three Remarkably Religious Movements Among Indians in Modern Times. Mainly from Writings of Prominent Ethnologists; the Remainder by Thomas Forsyth and Thomas R. Roddy' in 'The Indian Tribes of the Upper Mississippi Valley and Region of the Great Lakes, volume 2' (Cleveland: The Arthur H. Clark Company) [TF:Notes].
Brooks, James [1838], Letter from James Brooks to the Canal Commissioners Concerning Irish Rioters (Unpublished MSS) [IMLetRiots].
Brooks, Phillips [1865], 'The Character of Lincoln' in 'The Complete Works of Abraham Lincoln, v. 6' (New York: Francis D. Tandy Company, 1894) [Nh:Character].
Browne, Francis F. [1886], The Every-Day Life of Abraham Lincoln (New York: N.D. Thompson Publishing Co.) [FFB:Lincoln].
Bryan, William Jennings Ogilvie, J. S., editor [1896], 'Speech of Hon. William J. Bryan. Before the Democratic National Convention, July 9, 1896' in 'Life and Speeches of William J. Bryan' (New York: J. S. Ogilvie Publishing Company) [WJB:1896Dem].
Bryant, William C. [1860], 'Seventy-Six' in 'The Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:76].
Bryant, William Cullen [1850], Excerpts from 'Letters of a Traveller or, Notes of Things Seen in Europe and America' (New York: George P. Putnam) [Bry:LetTrav].
Bryant, William Cullen [1964], Illinois Fifty Years Ago (New York: Russell and Russell) [Bry:Il50yr].
Bryant, William Cullen; Nicolay, John G., ed; Hay, John, ed. [1894], 'Abraham Lincoln' in 'The Complete Works of Abraham Lincoln, v. 6' (New York: Francis D. Tandy Company, 1894) [Nh:Bryant1].
Bungay, George; Cull, A. [1860], 'Republicans! The Nation Calls You' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:natlcall].
Bungay, George; Cull, A. [1860], 'Shout for the Prairie King' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:king].
Bungay, George W. [1860], 'Freedom's Battle-Call' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:freecall].
Bungay, George W. [1860], 'The Boy's Wish' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:boywish].
Bungay, George W. [1860], 'The Lincoln Flag' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:lincflag].
Bungay, George W.; Cull, A. [1860], 'The Bobolink's (Campaign) Song' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:bobolink].
Bungay, George W.; Cull, A. [1860], 'Unroll the Republican Stars' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:stars].
Bungay, George W.; Tucker, Henry [1860], 'High Old Abe Shall Win' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:oldabe].
Bungay, George W.; Tucker, Henry [1860], 'Mantles Dropped at Lexington' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:mantle].
Burleigh, William, editor [1860], The Republican Pocket Pistol, a Collection of Facts, Opinions and Arguments for Freedom (New York: H. Dayton) [RepPockPist].
Burleigh, William H. [1860], 'Then Fling Out the Banner' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:fling].
Burlend, Rebecca [1848], A True Picture of Emigration; Or Fourteen Years in the Interior of North America; Being a Full and Impartial Account of the Various Difficulties and Ultimate Success of an English Family who Emigrated from Barwick-In-Elmet, Neer Leeds, in the Year 1831. (London: G. Berger) [Bur:TruPic].
Burnham, Alfred Avery [1860], Who Are the Agitators? Speech of Hon. A. A. Burnham, of Connecticut. Delivered in the U. S. House of Representatives, March 7, 1860 (United States) [AAB:Agitators].
Burr, S. J. [1840], The Life and Times of William Henry Harrison (New York: L. W. Ransom) [SJB:Harrison].
Caird, James [1859], Excerpts from 'Prairie Farming in America' (New York: D. Appleton and Company) [Cai:PrFarAm].
Calkins, Franklin Welles; Metzdorf, William; Roddy, Thomas R.; Stucki, J.; Westropp, Henry I.; Blair, Emma Helen, editor [1912], 'Various Letters, etc., Describing the Character and Present Condition of the Sioux, Potawatomi, and Winnebago Tribes; Written for this Work by Missionaires and Others Who Know These Peoples Well' in 'The Indian Tribes of the Upper Mississippi Valley and Region of the Great Lakes, volume 2' (Cleveland: The Arthur H. Clark Company) [EHB:Mission].
Camm, William; Haskell, Fritz, editor [1861], 'Diary of Colonel William Camm, 1861-1865' in 'Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society' (Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, vol. 18, pt. 2, no. 4, January 1926) [WC:Diary].
Camm, William; Haskell, Fritz, editor [1863], 'Letter from Lieutenant Colonel Camm to Colonel John Moses' in the 'Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society' (Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, vol. 18, pt. 2, no. 4, January 1926) [WC:Letter].
Campbell, Robert W. [1914], 'Brief History of the 17th Regiment, Illinois Volunteer Infantry -- 1861-1864' in 'Transactions of the Illinois State Historical Society' (Transactions of the Illinois State Historical Society, vol. 20, 1914) [RWC:17thReg].
Carter, B. [1842], 'How Happy is the Pilgrim's Lot' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Pilgrim].
Carter, B. [1842], 'Invitation' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Invitation].
Cartwright, Peter [1856], Autobiography of Peter Cartwright (New York: Nelson and Phillips) [Car:AutoBio].
Caton, John Dean [1876], The Last of the Illinois and a Sketch of the Pottawatomies (Chicago: Fergus Printing Company) [Cat:IL].
Central Illinois Gazette [1858], 'Lincoln -- Lincoln! Republican Rally, on the 24th. Programme-Reception' in the 'Central Illinois Gazette' (West Urbana, IL: J.W. Scroggs) [CIG:Lincoln].
Central Illinois Gazette [1858], 'Political' in the 'Central Illinois Gazette' (West Urbana, IL: J.W. Scroggs) [CIG:Political].
Central Illinois Gazette [1858], 'Political' in the 'Central Illinois Gazette' (West Urbana, IL: J.W. Scroggs) [CIG:Political2].
Central Illinois Gazette [1858], 'Political' in the 'Central Illinois Gazette' (West Urbana, IL: J.W. Scroggs) [CIG:Political3].
Child, Lydia Maria Francis [1860], The Patriarchal Institution, as Described by Member of its Own Family (New York: The American Anti-Slavery Society) [LMFC:Patriarchy].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Am I Not a Man and Brother?' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:ManBrother].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Am I Not a Sister?' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Sister].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Arouse! Arouse!' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Arouse].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'A Tribute to Departed Worth' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Departed].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Birney and Liberty' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:BirneyLiberty].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Break Every Yoke' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:BreakYoke].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Brothers Be Brave for the Pining Slave' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Brothers].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Come, Join the Abolitionists' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:ComeJoin].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Come and See the Words of God' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:ComeSee].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Comfort for the Bondman' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:ComfortB].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'For the Election' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:ForElection].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Friend of the Friendless' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Friend].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Hail the Day!' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:HailTheDay].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Hark! I Hear A Sound of Anguish' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Hark].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Heard Ye That Cry' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:HeardYe].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'How Long! O! How Long!' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:HowLong].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'I am Monarch of Nought I Survey' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Monarch].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Liberty Glee' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:LibertyGlee].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'March On! March On!' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:MarchOn].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Oh! Charity!' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Charity].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Prayer for the Slave' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:PrayerSlave].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Remembering That God Is Just' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:GodIsJust].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Remember Me' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Remember].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Sing Me a Triumph Song' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Triumph].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Sleep On My Child' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:SleepOn].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Stolen We Were' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Stolen].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Strike for Liberty' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Strike].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'That's My Country' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:MyCountry].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'The Ballot-Box' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:BallotBox].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'The Freed Slave' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:FreedSlave].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'The Fugitive' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Fugitive].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'The Last Night of Slavery' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:LastNight].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'The Little Slave Girl' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:SlaveGirl].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'The Poor Little Slave' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:PoorSlave].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'The Poor Voter's Song' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:PoorVoter].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'The Spirit of the Pilgrims' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:SpiritPilgrim].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'The Strength of Tyranny' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Tyranny].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'The Trumpet of Freedom' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Trumpet].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Wake, Sons of the Pilgrims' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Pilgrims].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'We're Coming! We're Coming!' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Coming].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'We Ask Not Martial Glory' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Martial].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'What Mean Ye?' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:WhatMeanYe].
Clark, George W., editor [1845], 'Ye Spirits of the Free' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Spirits].
Clark, George W., editor; [1845], 'Christian Mother' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Christian].
Clark, George W., editor; [1845], 'Light of Truth' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:LightTruth].
Clark, George W., editor; Abbott, W. S. [1845], 'Hymn for Children' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Children].
Clark, George W., editor; Aikman, J. H. [1845], 'The Liberty Flag' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:LibertyFlag].
Clark, George W., editor; Bailey [1845], 'The Blind Slave Boy' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:BlindSlave].
Clark, George W., editor; Bangor Gazette [1845], 'Emancipation Song' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Emancipation].
Clark, George W., editor; Bangor Gazette [1845], 'The Flying Slave' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:FlyingSlave].
Clark, George W., editor; Burleigh, William H. [1845], 'Myron Holley' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Holley].
Clark, George W., editor; Burns, Robert [1845], 'Manhood' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Manhood].
Clark, George W., editor; Carter, Mrs. J. G. [1845], 'Ye Sons of Freemen' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:SonsFreemen].
Clark, George W., editor; Chandler [1845], 'Praise and Prayer' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:PraisePrayer].
Clark, George W., editor; Chandler [1845], 'Slave's Wrongs' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:SlavesWrongs].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W. [1845], 'A Beacon Has Been Lighted' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Beacon].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W. [1845], 'Freedom's Gathering' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Gathering].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W. [1845], 'Harbinger of Liberty' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Harbinger].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W. [1845], 'March to the Battlefield' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:March].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W. [1845], 'My Child is Gone' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:ChildGone].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W. [1845], 'Preface' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Preface].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W. [1845], 'Rise, Freemen, Rise' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Rise].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W. [1845], 'Rouse Up, New England' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Rouse].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W. [1845], 'Slave Girl Mourning Her Father' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:MournFather].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W. [1845], 'Song of the Coffle Gang' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Coffle].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W. [1845], 'Song of the Free' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:SongFree].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W. [1845], 'The Law of Love' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:LawLove].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W. [1845], 'The Liberty Ball' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:LibertyBall].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W. [1845], 'We Are Come, All Come' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:AllCome].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W.; Crary [1845], 'A Vision' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Vision].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W.; Maxwell, Mary H. [1845], 'Be Free, O Man, Be Free' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:BeFree].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W.; Leggett, William [1845], 'Comfort in Affliction' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Comfort].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W.; Sigourney [1845], 'Fourth of July' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:4thJuly].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W.; Whittier, John Greenleaf [1845], 'Gone, Sold and Gone' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Gone].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W.; Cowper, William [1845], 'Negro Boy Sold for a Watch' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:NegroBoy].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W.; Wright, Elizur, Jr. [1845], 'Ode to James G. Birney' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Birney].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W.; Pierpont, John [1845], 'Our Pilgrim Fathers' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:PilgrimFathers].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W.; Whittier, John Greenleaf [1845], 'Stanzas for the Times' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Stanzas].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W.; Chandler [1845], 'The Afric's Dream' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Afric].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W.; Chandler [1845], 'The Bereaved Father' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Father].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W.; Sigourney, Mrs. [1845], 'The Mercy Seat' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Mercy].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W.; Whittier, John Greenleaf [1845], 'The Yankee Girl' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:YankeeGirl].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W.; Chandler, E. M. [1845], 'To Those I Love' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Love].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W.; Whittier, John Greenleaf [1845], 'Voice of New England Against Slavery' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:VoiceNE].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W.; Russell, George [1845], 'What Means That Sad and Dismal Look?' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:WhatMeans].
Clark, George W., editor; Clark, George W.; Ball [1845], 'ZaZa - The Female Slave' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:ZaZa].
Clark, George W., editor; Cowper, William [1845], 'The Negro's Appeal' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Appeal].
Clark, George W., editor; Dennison, C. W. [1845], 'Our Countrymen are Dying' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Countrymen].
Clark, George W., editor; Dow, J. E. [1845], 'The Ballot' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Ballot].
Clark, George W., editor; Elizabeth, Charlotte [1845], 'The Slave and her Babe' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:SlaveHerBabe].
Clark, George W., editor; Emancipator [1845], 'The Clarion of Freedom' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Clarion].
Clark, George W., editor; Follen, Eliza Lee [1845], 'The Slave Boy's Wish' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:BoysWish].
Clark, George W., editor; Gregg, James [1845], 'Domestic Bliss' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Bliss].
Clark, George W., editor; Hutchinson, Jesse [1845], 'Get off the Track' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Track].
Clark, George W., editor; Hutchinson, Jesse [1845], 'The Bereaved Mother' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Bereaved].
Clark, George W., editor; Johnson, Oliver [1845], 'Hark! A Voice from Heaven' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:HarkVoice].
Clark, George W., editor; Kingsley [1845], 'Ye Heralds of Freedom' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Heralds].
Clark, George W., editor; Lewis [1845], 'Wake Ye Numbers!' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Wake].
Clark, George W., editor; Liberator [1845], 'O Pity the Slave Mother' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:OPity].
Clark, George W., editor; Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth [1845], 'The Quadroon Maiden' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Quadroon].
Clark, George W., editor; Lowell, James Russell [1845], 'Are Ye Truly Free?'' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:AreYeFree].
Clark, George W., editor; Lunt, George [1845], 'Pilgrim Song' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Pilgrim].
Clark, George W., editor; Martyn [1845], 'On to Victory' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:OnToVictory].
Clark, George W., editor; Mason, Lowell [1845], 'We Are All Children of One Parent' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:AllChildren].
Clark, George W., editor; Montgomery; Denison [1845], 'The Stranger and His Friend' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Stranger].
Clark, George W., editor; Pierpont, John [1845], 'Holy Freedom' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Holy].
Clark, George W., editor; Pierpont, John [1845], 'I Would Not Live Alway' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Alway].
Clark, George W., editor; Pierpont, John [1845], 'Oft in the Chilly Night' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:ChillyNight].
Clark, George W., editor; Robinson, J. E. [1845], 'We're for Freedom Though the Land' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:ForFreedom].
Clark, George W., editor; Swain, Charles [1845], 'Be Kind to Each Other' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:BeKind].
Clark, George W., editor; The Emancipator [1845], 'Liberty Battle-Song' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:BattleSong].
Clark, George W., editor; The Liberator [1845], 'The Bondman' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Bondman].
Clark, George W., editor; Tucker [1845], 'The Slave's Lamentation' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Lamentation].
Clark, George W., editor; Tucker, J. N. T. [1845], 'The Man for Me' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:ManForMe].
Clark, George W., editor; Whittier, John Greenleaf; Hastings, Thomas [1845], 'Our Countrymen in Chains' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Chains].
Clark, George W., editor; Willis, Nathaniel Parker [1845], 'The Pleasant Land We Love' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:Pleasant].
Clark, George W., editor; Wright, Elizur, Jr. [1845], 'The Fugitive Slave to the Christian' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:FugitiveSlave].
Clark, George W., editor; Wright, Elizur, Jr. [1845], 'The Liberty Party' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:LibertyParty].
Clark, George W., editor; Wright, Elizur, Jr. [1845], 'The Liberty Voter's Song' in 'The Liberty Minstrel' (New York: Leavitt and Alden) [LM:LibertyVoter].
Clarke, J. J. [1860], 'Forward! Forward! Is the Word!' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:forward].
Clarke, J. J. [1860], 'We Are Coming' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:coming].
Clausius, Gerhard P. [1958], 'The Little Soldier of the 95th: Albert D. J. Cashier' in 'Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society' (Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, vol. 51, 1958) [GPC:Cashier].
Claypool, L. W. [1864], Letter from L. W. Claypool to William Gooding Concerning a Late Canal Land Payment (Unpublished MSS) [IMLetGood7].
Cochrane, R. M. [1911], Letter from R. M. Cochrane to Leon McDonald Concerning Dumping Refuse on the Canal (Unpublished MSS) [IMRefuse].
Collins, James H. [1834], Letter to Governor Joseph Duncan Accompanying A Memorial From Citizens of Cook County (Unpublished MSS) [IMLetDunc].
Colored Freemen of Pennsylvania [1841], Proceedings of the State Convention of the Colored Freemen of Pennsylvania, Held in Pittsburgh, on the 23d, 24th and 25th of August, 1841, for the Purpose of Considering Their Condition, and the Means of its Improvement (Pittsburgh: Matthew M. Grant) [PA:ColConv].
Connelly, Henry C. [1912], 'Recollections of the War Between the States' in 'Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society' (Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, v. 5, no. 4, January 1913) [HCC:War1].
Connelly, Henry C. [1913], 'Recollections of the War Between the States: A Continuation of the Story of Morgan's Raid' in 'Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society' (Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, v. 6, no. 1, April 1913) [HCC:War2].
Coonc, Elizabeth Ann [1917], Reminiscences of a Pioneer Woman (Washington Historical Quarterly, v. 8, p. 14-21) [Co:Rem].
Cosner, A. N. [1896], Song and Chorus, McKinley Protection (New York: A. N. Cosner) [ANC:McKinley].
Creator unknown [1842], 'Awaked by Sinai's' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Sinai].
Creator unknown [1842], 'Canaan' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Canaan].
Creator unknown [1842], 'Christian Union' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Christian].
Creator unknown [1842], 'Christ in the Garden' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Christ].
Creator unknown [1842], 'Expostulation' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Expostulation].
Creator unknown [1842], 'Few Are Our Days' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:FewDays].
Creator unknown [1842], 'Funeral Bell' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Funeral].
Creator unknown [1842], 'Good Shepherd' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Shepherd].
Creator unknown [1842], 'Heavenly Contemplation. 11s' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Heavenly].
Creator unknown [1842], 'Heavenly Union' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Union].
Creator unknown [1842], 'How Lovely the Place' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:LovelyPlace].
Creator unknown [1842], 'I Wish You Well' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:WishWell].
Creator unknown [1842], 'Judgment Hymn' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Judgment].
Creator unknown [1842], 'Kedron' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Kedron].
Creator unknown [1842], 'Lenox' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Lenox].
Creator unknown [1842], 'Lofty Praise' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:LoftyPraise].
Creator unknown [1842], 'Loving Kindness' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Loving].
Creator unknown [1842], 'My Father's House' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:FathersHouse].
Creator unknown [1842], 'O How Happy Are They' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Happy].
Creator unknown [1842], 'Panting for Heaven' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Panting].
Creator unknown [1842], 'Poor Way-faring Man' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Wayfaring].
Creator unknown [1842], 'Saint's Sweet Home' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Saint].
Creator unknown [1842], 'The Happy Land' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:HappyLand].
Creator unknown [1842], 'The Lord's Prayer' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:LordsPrayer].
Creator unknown [1842], 'The Morning Light is Breaking' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Light].
Creator unknown [1842], 'The Pilgrim' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Pilgrim2].
Creator unknown [1842], 'The Savior's Call' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Savior].
Creator unknown [1842], 'When I Can Read My Title Clear' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Title].
Creator unknown [1842], 'When Marshall'd on the Nightly Plain' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:NightlyPlain].
Creator unknown [1842], 'When Shall We Meet Again' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:MeetAgain].
Creator unknown [1842], 'Why Sleep We' in 'Revival Melodies, or Songs of Zion. Dedicated to Elder Jacob Knapp' (Boston: John Putnam) [JK:Sleep].
Creator unknown [1848], 'Andrew Jackson; Or, The Bold and Tough Old Hickory' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:AndrewJackson].
Creator unknown [1848], 'Come Raise Aloft the Red White and Blue' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:ComeRaise].
Creator unknown [1848], 'Fire Away!' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:FireAway].
Creator unknown [1848], 'For Texas and for Oregon' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:ForTexas].
Creator unknown [1848], 'Hurrah for "Rough and Ready"' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:Hurrah].
Creator unknown [1848], 'Jackson's Last Words for Oregon' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:Jackson].
Creator unknown [1848], 'Oregon and Texas' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:OregonTexas].
Creator unknown [1848], 'Polk and Oregon' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:Polk].
Creator unknown [1848], 'Song of Texas' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:SongTexas].
Creator unknown [1848], 'Song of the Settlers of Oregon' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:Oregon].
Creator unknown [1848], 'Strike for Our Rights, Avenge Your Wrongs' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:Strike].
Creator unknown [1848], 'Texas, the Young Tree of Freedom' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:Texas].
Creator unknown [1848], 'The American's Battle Prayer' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:BattlePrayer].
Creator unknown [1848], 'The Battle Call' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:BattleCall].
Creator unknown [1848], 'The Fair Land of Texas' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:FairTexas].
Creator unknown [1848], 'The Fall of Matamoras' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:Matamoras].
Creator unknown [1848], 'The Union's Call' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:UnionCall].
Creator unknown [1848], 'To Arms!' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:ToArms].
Creator unknown [1848], 'To the Field, Freemen' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:ToTheField].
Creator unknown [1848], 'Uncle Sam's Song to Miss Texas' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:MissTexas].
Creator unknown [1848], 'Uncle Sam and Mexico' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:UncleSam].
Creator unknown [1848], 'Wave, Wave, the Banner High' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:WaveWave].
Creator unknown [1848], 'We'll Conquer All Before Us' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:Conquer].
Creator unknown [1848], 'Yankees Light the Fires Bright' in 'General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster' (New York: Turner and Fisher) [GT:Yankees].
Creator unknown [1860], 'A Democrat's Dream' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:DemsDream].
Creator unknown [1860], 'A Douglas! A Douglas! in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:ADouglas].
Creator unknown [1860], 'A Douglas Lay' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:DouglasLay].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Anxious Stephen!' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:anxious].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Campaign Song' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:CampSong].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Campaign Song for 1860' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:Campaign1860].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Cheer, Boys, Cheer' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:cheer].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Cheer up, My Lively Lads' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:Cheer].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Come, Freemen, Come Rally' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:comefree].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Douglas' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:Douglas2].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Douglas -- Our Union, Right or Wrong' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:OurUnion].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Douglas and Johnson' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:DandJ].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Douglas and Reform' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:DouglasReform].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Freedom's Battle-Cry' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:freebattle].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Hamlin From the Pilgrim Land' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:pilgrim].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Have You Heard from Chicago?' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:chicago].
Creator unknown [1860], 'He Comes! The Fearless Man' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:fearless].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Honest Abe of the West' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:honabe].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Lincoln's Picture' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:Lincoln].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Lincoln and Hamlin the True' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:thetrue].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Lincoln Boat Horn' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:boathorn].
Creator Unknown [1860], 'Lincoln of the West' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:lincwest].
Creator unknown [1860], 'National Song -- Douglas Going Home' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:NationalSong].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Oh, You Can't Go to the Caper, Stephen' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:caper].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Old Abe and Little Dug' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:abedug].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Old Abe Lincoln is the Man' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:abeman].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Old Uncle Abe' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:OldAbe].
Creator unknown [1860], 'O Poor Douglas, You Cannot Follow Me' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:nofoll].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Poor Little Dug' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:poordug].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Presidential Track' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:PresTrack].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Rally for Douglas' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:RallyDouglas].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Roll on the Republican Ball' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:rollball].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Sing a Song of Charleston' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:charles].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Song' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:Song].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Splittin' Ob De Rail' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:splittin].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Stand by the Flag' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:StandFlag].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Take Off Your Coats, Boys' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:coats].
Creator unknown [1860], 'The Baltimore Convention' in 'The Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:baltimore].
Creator unknown [1860], 'The Douglas Cause is Growing' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:DouglasCause].
Creator unknown [1860], 'The Douglas Flag' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:DouglasFlag].
Creator unknown [1860], 'The Douglas is Coming' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:Douglas].
Creator unknown [1860], 'The Gallant Son of the West' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:gallson].
Creator Unknown [1860], 'The Lincoln Boys' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:lincboy].
Creator unknown [1860], 'The National Hurrah' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:natlhur].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Then Put Away the Wedges and the Maul' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:maul].
Creator unknown [1860], 'The Rally' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:Rally].
Creator unknown [1860], 'The War-Cry' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:WarCry].
Creator unknown [1860], 'They Will Miss You at Home' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:MissYou].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Three Cheers For Douglas' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:3Cheers].
Creator unknown [1860], 'To Stephen A. Douglas' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:ToStephen].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Uncle Abe and Johnny Breck' in 'The Democratic Campaign Songster: Douglas and Johnson Melodies' (New York: P. J. Cozans) [DCS:UncleAbe].
Creator unknown [1860], 'We're Bound to Work All Night' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:work].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Western Star! Give it Three Cheers' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:weststar].
Creator unknown [1860], 'We Will Vote for Old Abe Lincoln' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:votelinc].
Creator unknown [1860], 'Where, Oh! Where is Jimmy Buchanan?' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:jimmyb].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], ''Tis All But a Dream at the Best' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:TisADream].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], ''Twas Loving Thee Too Well' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:TwasLoving].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'A Life on the Ocean Wave' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:OceanWave].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'A Modest Blooming Flower' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:ModestFlower].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Annie O'Glengyle' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Annie].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Annot Lyle' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:AnnotLyle].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'A Rose Tree in Full Bearing' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:RoseTree].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Beneath Cool Shades Reposing' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:CoolShades].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Boys of Switzerland' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Boys].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Can I E'er Forget Thee, Emily?' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:ForgetEmily].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Come, Brothers, Arouse' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:ComeBrothers].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Come Meet Me at the Evening Hour' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:EveningHour].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:DrinkToMe].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Flow Thou Regal' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:FlowRegal].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'For Thee and Only Thee' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:ForThee].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Friends, Come, Draw Near' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:FriendsCome].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Gondolier, Row!' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Gondolier].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Hail, Smiling Morn' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Hail].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Harry Hale' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:HarryHale].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Hunter of Tyrol' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Tyrol].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'I'm Queen of a Fairy Band' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Queen].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'I'm Saddest When I Sing' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Saddest].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'I Lov'd Her So' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:LovdHerSo].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'I Love But Thee' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:LoveThee].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'In Happy Moments' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Happy].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'I Think of Thee' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:ThinkOfThee].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Joy! Joy! Joy!' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Joy].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Kind, Kind and Gentle is She' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Kind].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Lament of the Irish Emigrant' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Lament].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Leonore' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Leonore].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Let Me Love Him' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:LoveHim].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Long, Long Ago' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:LongAgo].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Love Now' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:LoveNow].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Lubin's Cot' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:LubinsCot].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Merrily Goes the Mill' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:MerryMill].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'My Dear Little Girl' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:DearGirl].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'My Home, My Home is There!' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:MyHome].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'My Home in the West' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:HomeWest].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'My Love is Far Away' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:LoveFar].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'My Own Little Rose' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:MyOwnRose].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Nobody Comes to Marry Me' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Nobody].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Oh, Rest Thee, Babe, Rest Thee' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:RestBabe].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Oh, Summer Night' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Summer].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Oh, Take Me Back to Switzerland' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Switzerland].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Oh, Were I a Bird!' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Bird].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Old Dobbin' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Dobbin].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Our Native Land' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:NativeLand].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Our Way Across the Mountains Ho' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:MountainsHo].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Red Robin' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:RedRobin].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Return to Me, Ah Brother Dear' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:ReturnToMe].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Sleep on, my Love' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:SleepOn].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Take Me Back to Switzerland' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:TakeMeBack].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The American Exile' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:American].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Beggar' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Beggar].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Betrothed' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Betrothed].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Bonny Boy' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:BonnyBoy].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Bonny Bunch of Roses' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:BonnyRoses].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Cottage Near Rochelle' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Rochelle].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Dark Ey'd Sailor' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:DarkEyed].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Days of Yore' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:DaysOfYore].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Deep Blue Sea' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:BlueSea].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Fairy Bells' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:FairyBells].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Farmer's Boy' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:FarmerBoy].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Grave of Bonaparte' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Bonaparte].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Green Linnet' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:GreenLinnet].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Irish Harper and His Dog' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:IrishHarper].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Merry Sleigh Bells' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:MerrySleigh].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Morning Dream' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:MorningDream].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The New Moon' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:NewMoon].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Poor Blindboy' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:PoorBlind].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'There's No Home Like My Own' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:NoHome].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Ring and the Winding-Sheet' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Ring].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Ship on Fire' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:ShipFire].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Soldier Tired' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:SoldierTired].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Stars and Stripes Forever' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:StarsStripes].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Successful Suitor' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Suitor].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Tatar Drum' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:TatarDrum].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'The Young Indian Maid' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:IndianMaid].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'They Tell Me Thou'rt the Favoured Guest' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:TellMe].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Thro' All the Heaven' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:AllHeaven].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'To Ladies' Eyes' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:LadiesEyes].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'To Thy Beauty Dawning' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:BeautyDawning].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'True Love Can Ne'er Forget' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:TrueLove].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Twilight Dews' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Twilight].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'When Stars Are in the Skies' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:StarsSkies].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'When the Trump of Fame' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:TrumpFame].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'When Thou Hast Left the Lighted Halls' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:ThouHastLeft].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'When Wilt Thou Meet Me Love' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:WhenWilt].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'With These We'll Bivouac' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Bivouac].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], 'Yes, Let Me Like a Soldier Fall' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:SoldierFall].
Creator unknown [Date unknown], Mary, I Believed Thee True' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Mary].
Crotty, Jeremiah [1845], Letter from Jeremiah Crotty to David Leavitt Concerning Pending Loan Subscription Payments (Unpublished MSS) [IMLetLeav3].
Crotty, Jeremiah [1846], Letter from Jeremiah Crotty to William Gooding Concerning Contract Work on Section 139 (Unpublished MSS) [IMLetGood4].
Cull, A. [1860], 'Douglas and His Dinah' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:dougdin].
Cull, A. [1860], 'Get Out De Way, You Little Giant' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:giant].
Cull, A. [1860], 'The Candidate With a Cork Leg' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:corkleg].
Cull, A. [1860], 'Was Ist Des Deutschen Vaterland?' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:whatis].
Cull, A. [1860], 'Was Ist Des Deutschen Vaterland? German Translation' in 'The-Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book' (New York: E. A. Daggett) [wd:wasist].
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Dadmun, J. W. [1858], 'Good News' in 'Revival Melodies: A Collection of Some of the Most Popular Hymns and Tunes, Adapted to All Occasions of Social Worship' (Boston: J. P. Magee) [JWD:Good].
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Dadmun, J. W. [1858], 'I Love Thee' in 'Revival Melodies: A Collection of Some of the Most Popular Hymns and Tunes, Adapted to All Occasions of Social Worship' (Boston: J. P. Magee) [JWD:Love].
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Dadmun, J. W. [1858], 'Jesus, My Saviour' in 'Revival Melodies: A Collection of Some of the Most Popular Hymns and Tunes, Adapted to All Occasions of Social Worship' (Boston: J. P. Magee) [JWD:Jesus].
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Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Campaign Song' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song13].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Franklin Pierce's Farewell' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song23].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Freemen's Rally' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song31].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Fremont, the Choice of the Nation' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song16].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Fremont and Dayton' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song14].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Fremont and Dayton' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song36].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Fremont and Freedom' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song11].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Fremont Gathering Song' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song33].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Fremont Rallying Song' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song02].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Fremont Rallying Song' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song19].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Get Out of the Way, Ten-Cent Jimmy' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song35].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Get Out the Way, Old Buchanan' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song37].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Give 'em Jessie' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song40].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Give 'em Jessie' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song41].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Jessie Fremont' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song18].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Joe Terrapin's Fremont Song' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song06].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'John Fremont's Coming' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song10].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'O, Jessie is a Sweet, Bright Lady.' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song17].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Patent Chivalry' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song25].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Poor Old Buck' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song03].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Rallying Song' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song01].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Rallying Song' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song27].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Rallying Song' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song34].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Slavery Embarkation' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song32].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Song' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song29].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Song' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song30].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Song for the People' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song07].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'The Bachelor Candidate' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song28].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'The Ballot Battle' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song39].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'The Bay State Hurrah' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song24].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'The Fine Old Fossil Bachelor' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song20].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'The Four Years' Race' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song09].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'The Freemen of the North' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song05].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'The Hurrah Song' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song15].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'The Last Hope of Buchanan' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song26].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'The Pass of the Sierra' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song38].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'The Voice of Freedom' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song12].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'The White House Race' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song21].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'Uncle James' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song04].
Drew, Thomas, compiler [1856], 'We'll Give 'Em Jessie' in 'The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People. Original and Selected.' (Boston: John P. Jewett and Company) [Drw:56song22].
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Edwards, William P. [1832], Narrative of the Capture and Providential Escape of Misses Frances and Almira Hall, Two Respectable Young Women (Sisters) of the Ages of 16 and 18--Who Were Taken Prisoners By the Savages, at a Frontier Settlement, Near Indian Creek, in May Last, When Fifteen of the Inhabitants Fell Victims to the Bloody Tomahawk and Scalping Knife ; Among Whom Were the Parents of the Unfortunate Females. Likewise is Added, the Interesting Narrative of the Captivity and Sufferings of Philip Brigdon, A Kentuckian, Who Fell Into the Hands of the Merciless Savages on Their Return to Their Settlement, Three Days After the Bloody Massacre. (New York: William P. Edwards) [Ed:HallSis].
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Fitzball, Edward; Wallace, William Vincent [Date unknown], 'It Was a Knight' in 'The Young Lady's Songster' (Philadelphia: Fisher and Brothers) [YL:Knight].
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Flagg, Gershom Buck, Solon J., editor [1910], 'Pioneer Letters of Gershom Flagg' in 'Transactions of the Illinois State Historical Society' (Springfield, IL: Illinois State Journal Company) [Ger:PioLet].
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Forsyth, Thomas; Blair, Emma Helen, editor [1912], 'An Account of the Manners and Customs of the Sauk and Fox Nations of Indians Tradition' in 'The Indian Tribes of the Upper Mississippi Valley and Region of the Great Lakes, volume 2' (Cleveland: The Arthur H. Clark Company) [TF:Sauk].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Abe Lincoln' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Lincoln6].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'A Friend of the Greasers' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Greasers].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Bolters and Lincoln' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Bolters1].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Commentary on the Dixon Telegraph' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Dixon].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Commentary on the Journal' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Journal1].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Commentary on the Journal' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Journal2].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Commentary on the Journal' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Journal3].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Discussion at Freeport' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Freeport1].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Discussion at Freeport' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Freeport2].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Discussion at Ottawa' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Ottawa].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Douglas Himself Admitted on the Stand in This City That He Had Made a Mistake' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Douglas2].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Down on the Irish' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Irish].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Dred Scott Decision Endorsed' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:DredScott].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Enough' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Enough].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'For Political Effect' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Effect].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Frauds' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Frauds].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Henry Clay vs. Lincoln' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Clay1].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Hon. Owen Lovejoy' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Lovejoy].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'How It Is' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:HowItIs].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'In Favor of Abolitionism' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Abolitionism].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Lincoln' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Lincoln4].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Lincoln' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Lincoln7].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Lincoln and the Republican Party at Variance' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Lincoln2].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Lincoln on Negro Equality' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Lincoln3].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Look Well To Your Ticket' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Ticket].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Meeting at Galena' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Galena].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'North and South' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:NorthSouth].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Press the Matter' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Press].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Republican Combinations' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Republican3].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Republican Creed' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Republican2].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Republican Platform' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Republican1].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Response to the Journal' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Journal4].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Response to the Journal' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Journal5].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Response to the Journal' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Journal6].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Result' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Result].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'That's Our Democracy' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Democracy1].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'The Alliance' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Alliance].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'The Decency Party' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Decency].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'The Discussion' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Discussion2].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'The Discussion on Friday Last' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Discussion1].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'The Name' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Name].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'The Wagon' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Wagon].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Triumph of Popular Sovereignty' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:Triumph].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Turn Out' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:TurnOut].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'Two Faces' in the 'Freeport Weekly Bulletin' (Freeport, IL: W. T. Giles) [FWB:2Faces].
Freeport Weekly Bulletin [1858], 'We