Collection provides a valuable record of Stephen Foster's composition process, nineteenth century life in the United States, the music business, Pittsburgh history, and Foster's legacy.
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Camp songs
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Unaccompanied melodies., Words in part printed as text.
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Campaign songs
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by Edwin A. Hartshorn., Without music, tunes indicated by title., Cover title., Portraits of McKinley and Roosevelt on cover.
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Camptown races. Text Text
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Without music., Lithographed headpiece of two sulkies racing., Publisher dates based on research by the American Antiquarian Soc. from city directories, same-title publications in hand, textual references, and/or matching borders & fonts., First line of text: Camptown ladies sing dis song., First line of chorus: Gwine to run all night.
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Camptown races. Text Text
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Without music., Thomas M. Scroggy is listed at 443 Vine Street in Philadelphia directories for 1852-1857., Type ornament border., Cream letter paper, brown ink., "T. M. Scroggy, publisher, 443 Vine Street below 13th, where all the new songs can be obtained, wholesale & retail.", First line of text: Camptown ladies sing dis song., First line of the chorus: Gwine to run all night.
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Camptown races. Text Text
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Without music., Alfred W. Auner is listed at 110 N. 10th St. in Philadelphia directories for 1862 and 1863., Type ornament border., First line of text: Camptown ladies sing dis song., First line of chorus: Gwine to run all night.
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Camptown races. Text Text
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Without music., Type ornament border., "Price one cent.", First line of text: Camptown ladies sing dis song., First line of chorus: Gwine to run all night., Publisher's no.: 187., Photostatic copy.
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Camptown races. Text Text
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Without music., J. Andrews was located at 38 Chatham St. from 1853 to 1859., Type ornament border., First line of text: Camptown ladies sing dis song., First line of chorus: Gwine to run all night.
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Camptown races. Text Text
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Without music., Type ornament border., First line of text: Camptown ladies sing dis song., First line of chorus: Gwine to run all night., Publisher's no.: 126.
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Camptown races. Text Text
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Without music., Type ornament border., First line of text: Camptown ladies sing dis song., First line of chorus: Gwine to run all night., Publisher's no.: 38., Photostatic copy.
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Cane brake refrains
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as sung by the inimitable Bryant's Minstrels., Without music., Illustrated cover.
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