Songs and
Songs and Ballads of the Southern People: 1861-1865
作者：Moore, Frank, 1828-1904 [Editor]
体例：题 章数：284
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章节目录
共 284 题- BY FRANK MOORE.
- NOTE TO READERS.
- FRANK MOORE.
- SONGS OF THE SOUTHERN PEOPLE.
- A POEM FOR THE TIMES.
- BY JOHN R. THOMPSON.
- ETHNOGENESIS.
- BY HENRY TIMROD.[1]
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- THE SOUTHERN CROSS.
- BY ST. GEORGE TUCKER.
- HARP OF THE SOUTH, AWAKE!
- BY J. M. KILGOUR.
- ARISE.
- BY C. G. POYNAS.
- THE STAR OF THE WEST.
- FAREWELL TO BROTHER JONATHAN.
- BY "CAROLINE."
- THE UNIFORM OF GRAY.
- BY EVAN ELBERT.
- BY JAMES PIERPONT.
- SONS OF FREEDOM.
- BY NANNY GRAY.
- BY "GEORGIA."
- THE ORDERED AWAY.
- BY MRS. J. J. JACOBUS.
- THE MARTYR OF ALEXANDRIA.
- BY JAMES W. SIMMONS.
- INDIANOLA, TEXAS.
- DIXIE.
- BY ALBERT PIKE.
- THE RIGHT ABOVE THE WRONG.
- BY JOHN W OVERALL.
- TO MY SOLDIER BROTHER.
- BY SALLIE E. BALLARD.
- THE SOUTH IN ARMS.
- BY REV. J. H. MARTIN.
- MELT THE BELLS.
- BY F. Y. ROCKETT.
- TO THE TORIES OF VIRGINIA.
- WAR SONG.
- BY A. B. MEEK, OF MOBILE.
- SUMTER; A BALLAD OF 1861.
- BY E. O. MURDEN.
- REBELS.
- THE HEART OF LOUISIANA.
- BY HARRIET STANTON.
- SOUTHERN SONG OF FREEDOM.
- AIR--"_The Minstrel's Return_."
- J. H. H.
- THERE'S NOTHING GOING WRONG.
- A. M. W.
- MARYLAND.
- BY JAMES R. RANDALL.
- A CRY TO ARMS.
- BY HENRY TIMROD.
- WAR SONG.[4]
- AIR--"_March, march, Ettrick and Teviotdale_."
- VIRGINIA--LATE BUT SURE!
- BY W. H. HOLCOMBE.
- SOUTHERN SENTIMENT.
- BY REV. A. M. BOX.
- THE SOUTHRON'S WAR-SONG.
- BY J. A. WAGENER.
- JUSTICE IS OUR PANOPLY.
- BY DE G.
- THE BLUE COCKADE.
- BY MARY WALSINGHAM CREAN.
- THE LEGION OF HONOR.
- BY H. L. FLASH.
- BY JOHN M'LEMORE, OF S. C.
- BY MILLIE MAYFIELD.[7]
- MANASSAS.
- BY A REBEL.
- CHIVALROUS C. S. A.
- BY "B."
- AIR--"_Vive la Compagnie!_"
- THE BATTLE-FIELD OF MANASSAS.
- BY M. F. BIGNEY.
- THE SOLDIER'S HEART.
- BY F. P. BEAUFORT.
- CONFEDERATE SONG.
- AIR-"_Bruce's Address_."
- SOUTHERN SONG.
- BY M. C. FREER.
- TUNE--"_Wait for the Wagon_."
- MY WIFE AND CHILD.
- BY GEN. HENRY R. JACKSON, OF GEORGIA.
- THE SOUTH IS UP.
- BY P. E. C.
- THE OLD RIFLEMAN.
- BY FRANK TICKNOR, M. D.
- ONLY ONE KILLED.
- BY JULIA L. KEYES.
- THE WAR CHRISTIAN'S THANKSGIVING.
- BY GEORGE H. MILES, OF BALTIMORE.
- UP! UP! LET THE STARS OF OUR BANNER.
- BY M. F. BIGNEY.
- THE SOLDIER BOY.
- BY H. M. L.
- A SOUTHERN GATHERING SONG.
- BY L. VIRGINIA FRENCH.
- AIR--"_Hail Columbia_."[9]
- BATTLE-CALL.
- BY ANNIE CHAMBERS KETCHUM.
- DUNROBIN COTTAGE.
- THE BONNIE BLUE FLAG.
- BY HARRY MACARTHY.
- THE BATTLE AT BULL RUN.
- BY RUTH.
- THE SOUTHRON MOTHER'S CHARGE.
- BY THOMAS B. HOOD.
- NEW ORLEANS, LA.
- OUR BOYS ARE GONE.
- BY COL. HAMILTON WASHINGTON.
- THE SOUTHERN PLEIADES.
- BY LAURA LORRIMER.
- THE STARS AND BARS.
- BY A. J. REQUIER.
- THE MARCH.
- BY JOHN W. OVERALL.
- SOUTHERN WAR SONG.
- BY N. P. W.
- WE'LL BE FREE IN MARYLAND.
- BY ROBERT E. HOLTZ.
- AIR--"_Gideon's Band_."
- WAR SONG.
- BY J. H. WOODCOCK.
- TUNE--"_Bonnie Blue Flag_."
- A NEW RED, WHITE, AND BLUE.
- WRITTEN FOR A LADY, BY JEFF. THOMPSON.
- O JOHNNY BULL, MY JO JOHN.
- AIR--"_John Anderson, my Jo_."
- BY CATHERINE M. WARFIELD.
- BY ADA ROSE.
- PINE BLUFF, ARK.
- ADDRESS OF THE WOMEN TO THE SOUTHERN TROOPS.
- BY MRS. J. T. H. CROSS.
- AIR--"_Bruce's Address_."
- THE CAVALIERS OF DIXIE.
- BY BENJAMIN F. PORTER.
- LAND OF KING COTTON.
- BY JO. AUGUSTINE SIGNAIGO.
- AIR--"_Red, White, and Blue_."
- THE GUERILLAS.
- BY S. TEACKLE WALLIS.
- SOUTHERN MARSEILLAISE.
- RICHMOND ON THE JAMES.
- BY G. T. BURGESS.
- FROM THE SOUTH TO THE NORTH.
- BY C. L. S.
- A BALLAD OF THE WAR.
- BY GEORGE HERBERT SASS, OF S. C.
- LAND OF THE SOUTH.
- BY A. F. LEONARD.
- AIR--"_Friend of my Soul_."
- THERE'S LIFE IN THE OLD LAND YET!
- BY JAS. R. RANDALL.
- THE MEN.
- BY MAURICE BELL.
- THE CONFEDERATE FLAG.
- BY J. R. BARRICK.
- GLASGOW, KY.
- GONE TO THE BATTLE-FIELD.
- BY JOHN ANTROBUR.
- HEADQUARTERS, _9th Regt. Virginia Vols._
- RE-ENLISTMENT.
- BY MRS. MARGARITA J. CANEDO.
- SOUTHLAND.
- THE PRIZE SONG.[13]
- BEYOND THE POTOMAC.
- BY PAUL H. HAYNE.[14]
- TRUE TO THE GRAY.
- BY PEARL RIVERS.
- TELL THE BOYS THE WAR IS ENDED.
- BY EMILY J. MOORE.
- BURN THE COTTON.
- BY ESTELLE.
- THE PRINTERS OF VIRGINIA TO "OLD ABE."
- BY HARRY C. TREAKLE.
- THE MARSEILLES HYMN.
- BY B. F. PORTER, OF ALABAMA.
- MONODY ON THE DEATH OF GENERAL STONEWALL JACKSON.
- BY THE EXILE.
- THE CONFEDERATE FLAG.
- BY MRS. C. D. ELDER.
- NEW ORLEANS, LA.
- THE SOUTH.
- BY CHARLIE WILDWOOD.
- THE GIRLS OF THE MONUMENTAL CITY.
- WRITTEN BY A CONFEDERATE PRISONER.
- WAR SONG OF THE PARTISAN RANGERS.
- BY BENJAMIN F. PORTER.
- THE BAND IN THE PINES.
- BY JOHN ESTEN COOKE.[15]
- SONG OF OUR GLORIOUS SOUTHLAND.
- BY MRS. MARY WARE.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- OLD BETSY.
- BY JOHN KILLUM.
- NO SURRENDER.
- N. P. W.
- ARM FOR THE SOUTHERN LAND.
- BY GEN. MIRABEAU B. LAMAR.
- THINKING OF THE SOLDIERS.
- THE DYING SOLDIER.
- BY JAMES A. MECKLIN.
- PENSACOLA: TO MY SON.
- BY M. S.
- NEW ORLEANS, LA.
- THE VOLUNTEERS TO THE "MELISH."
- BY WM. C. ESTRES.
- THE TURTLE.
- JACKSON.
- BY HENRY L. FLASH.
- SONG OF THE PRIVATEER.
- BY ALEX H. CUMMINS.
- NO UNION MEN.
- BY MILLIE MAYFIELD.
- HARP OF THE SOUTH.
- A SONNET. BY "CORA."
- BY HENRY LOMAS.
- HEART-VICTORIES.
- BY A SOLDIER'S WIFE.
- SEVENTY-SIX AND SIXTY-ONE.
- BY JOHN W. OVERALL.
- KENTUCKY.
- BY ESTELLE.
- A POEM WHICH NEEDS NO DEDICATION.
- BY JAMES BARRON HOPE.
- GOD SAVE THE SOUTH.
- BY REUBEN NASON.
- ON! SOUTHRON, ON!
- BY GEN. M. B. LAMAR.
- CIVILE BELLUM.
- FROM THE ONCE UNITED STATES.
- BY MILLIE MAYFIELD.
- THE SWORD OF ROBERT LEE.
- BY FATHER A. J. RYAN.
- BOMBARDMENT OF VICKSBURG.
- BY PAUL H. HAYNE.
- BY W. P. RIVERS.
- THE BOY-SOLDIER.
- BY A LADY OF SAVANNAH.
- THE VIRGINIANS OF THE VALLEY.
- BY FRANK TICKNOR, M. D.
- TORCH HALL, GA.
- C. S. A.
- BY FATHER ABRAM J. RYAN.
- THE SWEET SOUTH.
- BY WILLIAM GILMORE SIMMS.
- THE SOUTHERN CROSS.[19]
- BY MRS. ELLEN KEY BLUNT.
- PARIS, 1862.
- PATRIOTISM.
- SONG FOR THE MARYLAND LINE.
- BY J. D. M'CABE, JR.
- CONFEDERATE LAND.
- BY H. H. STRAWBRIDGE.
- THE BANNER SONG.
- BY JAMES B. MARSHALL.
- THE SOUTHERN HOMES IN RUINS.
- BY R. B. VANCE.
- BY MRS. M. J. YOUNG.
- BY JOSEPH BLYTHE ALSTON.[22]
- THE INVOCATION.
- BY B. W. W.
- DOFFING THE GRAY.
- BY LIEUTENANT FALLIGANT.
- THE CONFEDERATE FLAG.
- BY FATHER A. J. RYAN.
- FOLD IT UP CAREFULLY.
- WHY CAN NOT WE BE BROTHERS?
- BY CLARENCE PRENTICE.
- REUNITED.
- BY FATHER ABRAM J. RYAN.[24]
- INDEX.
- C. S. A. Father Ryan, 288.
- THE END