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General Taylor's Old Rough and Ready Songster.
Log Cabin and Hard Cider Melodies
Log Cabin Song Book
- Come to the Contest
- John C. Calhoun, My Jo
- Lost Hopes
- Old Tip
- Song
- Song of the Ohio Boys
- Tippecanoe
- When This Old Hat Was New
National Clay Melodist
- Come All Ye Bold Lads of Old Forty
- Leave Vain Regrets For Errors Past
- The Same Old Tune
- The Clay Girl's Song
- The Little Red Fox
- We Are Met Again Like Jolly Boys
National Clay Minstrel, and Frelinghuysen Melodist
- Clay and Frelinghuysen
- Harry the Honest and True
- Kilkenny Cats
- Pennsylvania Song
- The Blue Hen's Chickens
- The First Polk Song
- The Ladies' Whig Song
- The Vermonter's Song at Baltimore
- Whig Girls of 1840
National Greenback and Labor Shot and Shell, Original and Selected
- As We Go Marching On
- Campaign Song
- Greenback Battle Song
- New Hymn to the Old Tune
- The Right Will Prevail
- They Shall Never Deceive Us Again!
Rough and Ready Songster
- Boys for Mexico
- Hurrah For Rough And Ready
- Oregon and Texas
- Uncle Sam And Mexico
- Taylor, The Fine Old Southern Gentleman
Scott and Graham Campaign Songster.
- A Scottish Melody
- Hasty Soup
- Scott Soup for the Million
- The Gathering of the States
- The Whig's Address
Songs of the Rivers of America
- A Life on the Vicksburg Bluff
- My Old Cabin Home
- Nelly Was a Lady
- Roll Out! Heave Dat Cotton
- Way Down in Cairo
Songs for the People.
Stacy's Songster
Tippecanoe Song Book.
- A Bumper Around Now My Hearties!
- Come to the Contest
- John C. Calhoun, My Jo John
- Last Year of Matty
- Little Vanny
- Parody
- Should Brave Old Soldiers Be Forgot?
- The Farmer of North Bend
- The Gallant Old Soldier
- The Hero of Fort Meigs
- Tippecanoe
- Tippecanoe Song
The Freemen's Glee Book
The Harrison and Log Cabin Song Book
A Song
- Hard Cider
- Have You Heard the Good News?
- Liberty Cabin Raising
- Oh, Matty Van, My Jo Mat
- Should Brave Old Soldiers Be Forgot?
- The Farmer of North Bend
- The Whig Song
The Liberty Minstrel
The Campaign of 1856. Fremont Songs for the People.
- Jessie Fremont
- John Frémont's Coming
- Fremont and Dayton
- O' Jessie is a Sweet Bright Lady
- Poor Old Buck
- Rallying Song
- Rallying Song
- The Freemen of the North
- The Last Hope of Buchanan
- Fremont Rallying Song
- Uncle James
- We'll Give 'Em Jessie
- Ye Sons of Freedom, Wake to Glory!
The Democratic Campaign Songster.
The Republican Vocalist
- Breck on Fusion
- Campaign Closing Song
- Hail to Lincoln
- Opening Song for Republican Clubs
- Our Native Land
- The Flag of Liberty
- The Sick Democracy
The Wide-Awake Vocalist; or, Rail-Splitters' Song Book.
- Forward! Forward! Is the Word!
- Get Out De Way,You Little Giant
- Have You Heard From Chicago?
- High Old Abe Shall Win
- The Lincoln Flag
- Freedom's Battle-Cry
- Lincoln of the West
- O Poor Douglas, You Cannot Follow Me
- Old Stormy Europe Strides
- Poor Little Dug
- Roll on the Republican Ball
- Shout for the Prairie King
- The Short and Long of It; or, the Complaint of Douglas
- Then Put Away the Wedges and the Maul
- Unroll the Republican Stars
- Up, Up and Be Stirring!
- We are Coming
- We're Bound to Work All Night
White Ribbon Hymnal, or, Echoes of the Crusade
Young Lady's Songster
- A Soldier's Life
- Drink to me Only With Thine Eyes
- It Was A Knight
- Long Long Ago
- See, At Your Feet A Suppliant One
- Scenes That Are Brightest
- There Is A Flower That Bloometh
Funeral March: Performed at the Funeral of Abraham Lincoln
Funeral March to the Memory of Abraham Lincoln, the Martyr President
Let Us All Speak Our Minds If We Die for It
Lost on the Steamer "Stonewall," or, Mamma! Why Don't Papa Come Home?
Song and Chorus, McKinley Protection
Songs of the Rivers of America
We Are Coming Father Abraam, Three Hundred Thousand More
The Alliance and Labor Songster
Opening Song
The Future America
A New National Anthem
To the Polls!
The Mortgaged Home
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