liberty minstrel
The liberty minstrel
作者：Clark, George Washington, 1812-1899
体例：题 章数：162
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共 162 题- THE
- LIBERTY MINSTREL.
- BY
- GEO. W. CLARK.
- NEW-YORK:
- Entered according to act of Congress, in the year 1844, by
- GEORGE W. CLARK,
- PREFACE.
- G.W. CLARK.
- THE
- LIBERTY MINSTREL.
- GONE, SOLD AND GONE.
- WHAT MEANS THAT SAD AND DISMAL LOOK?
- BY ELIZA LEE FOLLEN.
- THE BEREAVED FATHER.
- SLAVE GIRL MOURNING HER FATHER.
- WORDS BY CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH.
- THE NEGRO'S APPEAL.
- Words by Cowper. Tune--"Isle of Beauty."
- NEGRO BOY SOLD FOR A WATCH.[1]
- I AM MONARCH OF NOUGHT I SURVEY.
- A Parody. Air "Old Dr. Fleury."
- THE AFRIC'S DREAM.
- SONG OF THE COFFLE GANG.[2]
- HARK! I HEAR A SOUND OF ANGUISH.
- Air, "Calvary."
- BROTHERS BE BRAVE FOR THE PINING SLAVE.
- Air--"Sparkling and Bright."
- E.D.H.
- THE QUADROON MAIDEN.
- BY REV. JAMES GREGG.
- O PITY THE SLAVE MOTHER.
- THE FUGITIVE SLAVE TO THE CHRISTIAN.
- THE BLIND SLAVE BOY.
- SLAVE'S WRONGS.
- Words by Miss Chandler. Arranged from "Rose of Allandale."
- MY CHILD IS GONE.
- COMFORT IN AFFLICTION.
- FROM "THE CHARTER OAK."
- THE BEREAVED MOTHER.
- Words by Jesse Hutchinson. Air, "Kathleen O'Moore."
- HEARD YE THAT CRY.
- From "Wind of the Winter night."
- BY R.J.H.
- ZAZA--THE FEMALE SLAVE.
- PRAYER FOR THE SLAVE.
- THE FUGITIVE.
- Words by L.M.C. Air "Bonny Doon."
- AM I NOT A MAN AND BROTHER?
- Words by A.C.L. Air--"Bride's Farewell."
- BY A.C.L.
- YE HERALDS OF FREEDOM.
- I would not live alway.
- BY PIERPONT.
- OUR PILGRIM FATHERS.
- STANZAS FOR THE TIMES.
- TO THOSE I LOVE.
- WE'RE COMING! WE'RE COMING!
- Air, "Kinloch of Kinloch."
- ROUSE UP, NEW ENGLAND.
- RISE, FREEMEN, RISE.
- A BEACON HAS BEEN LIGHTED.
- Parody by G.W.C. Air, "Blue-eyed Mary."
- OUR COUNTRYMEN IN CHAINS.
- BY W.H. BURLEIGH.
- VOICE OF NEW ENGLAND AGAINST SLAVERY.
- THE CLARION OF FREEDOM.
- Words from the Emancipator. Music "The Chariot."
- STRIKE FOR LIBERTY.
- Words from the Christian Freeman. Air, "Scots wha hae."
- BY REV. MRS. MARTYN.
- THE MAN FOR ME.
- Parody by J.N.T. Tucker. Air, "The Rose that all are praising."
- PILGRIM SONG.
- Words by Geo. Lunt. Air "Troubadour."
- FROM THE LIBERATOR.
- FOURTH OF JULY.
- YE SPIRITS OF THE FREE.
- Air--"My faith looks up to thee."
- WAKE, SONS OF THE PILGRIMS.
- Air--"M'Gregor's Gathering."
- OUR COUNTRYMEN ARE DYING.
- Words by C.W. Dennison. Tune--"From Greenland's Icy Mountains."
- COME, JOIN THE ABOLITIONISTS.
- Air--"When I can read my title clear."
- WE ARE COME, ALL COME.
- THE LAW OF LOVE.
- THE MERCY SEAT.
- WAKE YE NUMBERS!
- Words by Lewis. Air, "Strike the Cymbals."
- COMFORT FOR THE BONDMAN.
- Air--"Indian Philosopher."
- HARK! A VOICE FROM HEAVEN.
- Words by Oliver Johnson. Music--"Zion."
- THE PLEASANT LAND WE LOVE.
- ALTERED FROM J.H. AIKMAN.
- MARCH TO THE BATTLEFIELD.
- Parody by G.W.C. Air "Oft in the stilly night."
- BY PIERPONT.
- SONG OF THE FREE.
- BY PIERPONT.
- YE SONS OF FREEMEN.
- Words by Mrs. J.G. Carter. Air, "Marseilles Hymn."
- ARE YE TRULY FREE?
- Words by J.R. Lowell. Air, "Martyn."
- LIBERTY BATTLE-SONG.
- From "The Emancipator." Air--"Our Warrior's Heart."
- THE BALLOT-BOX.
- Air--from "Lincoln."
- BY MISS C.
- THE LIBERTY PARTY.
- Words by E. Wright, jr. Tune--"'Tis Dawn, the Lark is Singing."
- BE FREE, O MAN, BE FREE.
- THE LAST NIGHT OF SLAVERY.
- Tune--"Cherokee Death-song."
- THE LITTLE SLAVE GIRL.
- STOLEN WE WERE.
- A VISION.[4]
- GET OFF THE TRACK.
- Words by Jesse Hutchinson. Air, "Dan Tucker."
- EMANCIPATION SONG.
- Words from the "Bangor Gazette." Air, "Crambambule."
- HARBINGER OF LIBERTY.
- ODE TO JAMES G. BIRNEY.
- A TRIBUTE TO DEPARTED WORTH.[5]
- THE LIBERTY VOTER'S SONG.
- Words by E. Wright, jr. Air, from "Niel Gow's Farewell."
- THE LIBERTY BALL.
- G.W.C. Air, "Rosin the Bow."
- BREAK EVERY YOKE.
- Tune--"O no, we never mention her."
- THE YANKEE GIRL.
- FREEDOM'S GATHERING.
- BY CHARLES SWAIN.
- PRAISE AND PRAYER.
- THE SLAVE'S LAMENTATION.
- A Parody by Tucker. Air, "Long, long ago."
- THE STRANGER AND HIS FRIEND.
- Montgomery and Denison. Tune, "Duane Street."
- WE'RE FOR FREEDOM THROUGH THE LAND.
- Words by J.E. Robinson. Music arranged from the "Old Granite State."
- WE ARE ALL CHILDREN OF ONE PARENT.
- BY ROBERT BURNS.
- Air, "Lucy Long."
- FROM THE BANGOR GAZETTE.
- AIR:--"_To Greece we give our shining blades_."
- TUNE:--'_Scots wha hae with Wallace bled_.'
- AIR:--"_Wreathe the bowl_."
- BY J.E. DOW.
- TUNE--'_Ortonville_.'
- AIR:--"_Miss Lucy Long_."
- BY W.S. ABBOTT.
- TUNE:--"_The Pirate's Glee_."
- TUNE:--"_The Pirate's Glee_."
- INDEX.
- PAGE
- Domestic Bliss 31
- Emancipation Song 146
- Negro Boy sold for a watch 16
- Quadroon Maiden 29
- Voice of New England 78
- Zaza 50