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Title: The Columbian songster, or Jovial companion: being a collection of two hundred and twenty choice songs, selected from various volumes and detached parcels --of which near fifty are American productions. : [Two lines of quotation]
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Print source: The Columbian songster, or Jovial companion: being a collection of two hundred and twenty choice songs, selected from various volumes and detached parcels --of which near fifty are American productions. : [Two lines of quotation]
Maverick, Peter Rushton, 1755-1811, engraver.
[New York]: From Greenleaf's Press --New-York,, 1797.
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Songsters.
URL: https://name.umdl.umich.edu/N24185.0001.001
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CONTENTS.
THE COLUMBIAN SONGTSER.
Johnny and Mary.
Fair Hebe.
The Highland Laddie.
SONG.
You shall be my Love.
The Banks of the Banna.
The Banks of the Dee.
The Dusky Night.
Too plain, dear Youth.
The Miller's Wedding.
The Sailor's Farewell.
Sang in the Deserter.
This World is a Stage.
A favorite Scots Song.
When kind Friends, &c.
SONG.
Get married as fast as you can.
SONG.
The Virgin unmasked.
The Stag through the Forest.
The Cobler.
Friend and Pitcher.
The Taylor done over.
Retirement.
A New Negro Song.
SONG.
Leave off your foolish Prating.
Jockey to the Fair.
'Tis Wine that clears, &c.
The Tempest of War.
Drunk I was last Night.
The Storm.
Bonny Bet.
When War's Alarms.
Venus of Totterdown-Hill.
The Sailor's Advcie.
Guardian Angel.
The Echoing Horn.
The Banks of Kentucke.
O the Days when I was Young.
New Tally Ho.
Jacky Bull from France.
A New Sea Song.
Amo Amas.
When the Blythe Village-Maid, &c.
A hunting Song.
Farmer Dobbin's Complaint.
How imperfect is Expression.
A Lover's Farewell.
The Maid of the Mill.
The general Hunt.
Good-morrow to your Night-cap.
No, Indeed, not I.
I am not Twenty.
The Linnet.
My Love is gone to Sea.
The Dauphin.
Hunting Song.
The Honey-Moon.
Plato.
Edwin and Ella.
SONG.
Happy, Harmless, Rural Pair.
Lovely Nymph.
A Linnet's Nest.
Wisdom's Favorite.
The Sailor's Return.
Belinda Blushing.
The Bonny Sailor.
SONG.
A favorite Song, By Robert Burns, a Scotch Ploughman.
SONG.
Every Inch a Sailor.
SONG.
The God of Love.
SONG.
Young Colin stole my Heart away.
SONG.
Fair Rosale
Gramachree.
The Charming Fellow.
Soldier's Song.
Blithe Echo.
SONG.
How often must I ask ye?
SONG.
AIR.
SONG.
Oran is no more.
SONG.
The Barking Barber, Or, NEW BOW WOW.
SONG.
The favorite Fishing Duel.
Hopeless Love.
The Wandering Sailor.
SONG.
The Knights Errant.
SONG.
Sterne at the Tomb of Maria.
SONG.
SONG. ASPASIA.
SONG.
What a charming thing's a Battle.
Ye Fair possessed.
Ma Chere Amie,
Mon Cher Ami.
Sandy o'er the Lee.
Virtuous Love.
SONG.
The Battle of the Kegs.
SONG.
What pleasures can compare, &c.
SONG.
A Hunting Song.
SONG.
SONG.
When Orpheus went down, &c.
The Crying and Laughing Song.
Let the Toast pass.
A TOAST.
The Jolly Miller.
Blow high, blow low.
As on a Summer's Day.
Jolly Mortals.
The Joys of Sleighing.
A Bacchanalian Stile.
SAY, PHOEBE, WHY, &c.
Dusky Night.
Go Plaintive Sounds.
A Courting I went to my Love.
ANNA'S URN.—Sung in—The Lord of the Manor.
illustration
SONG.
SONG.—July 4.
SONG.
SONG.—July 4.
SONG.—July 4.
The LIBERTY CAP.
SONG.—American Independence.
SONG.—From the French.
LIBERTY TREE.
ODE TO LIBERTY.
FRANCE and FREEDOM. AN ODE.
ON SOCIETY.
ENGLISH CAIRA.
The BATTLE of MONMOUTH.
The THIRSTING LOVER.
The HERMIT.
The WINE VAULT.
CORYDON and PHILLIS.
FRIENDSHIP.—A SONG.
SONG.
HAIL! HAPPY AMERICANS!
The NORTHERN HUNT, Or, BRUNSWICK's BEAGLES.
THE FATE OF COLUMBUS.
COUPLETS pourla sête de la CONSTITUTION, acceptée par le Roi des FRANCAIS.
SONG.
Occasional ODE for the 17th of June, 1776.
CIVIC SONG.
ODE for the CIVIC FEAST.
PADDY's FAREWELL;
ODE
SONG.
SONG.
MARY's DREAM.
WHILE HIGH THE FOAMING URGES RISE.
AN ODE, On the adoption of the FEDERAL CONSTITUTION.
ON SLAVERY.
A NEW SONG.
THE MULBERRY TREE. A NEW SONG.
ODE, On the FOURTH of JULY.
THE HUE AND CRY.
A LIBERTY SONG.
SONG, Sung at the Celebration of the Anniversary of the Liberty of the French, at Liverpool, in Eng|land.
A NEW SONG. COLUMBIA.
A NEW SONG. WASHINGTON.
ODE, Sung at the Great Wigwam of the Tammany So|ciety, or Columbian Order, of New-York, on the celebration of the Third Centuary of the dis|covery of America by Christopher Columbus, on the 14th October, 1492.
ANNA, OR, THE ADIEU.
ODE On the DEATH of Dr. FRANKLIN.
SONG, Written on the taking of ST. JOHN's.
On the BIRTH-DAY of WASHINGTON.
THE INDIAN STUDENT.
LIBERTY TREE.
SONG.
THE CAMP OF BEAUTY. A NEW SONG.
THE TENDER's HOLD.
AN ODE, FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY.
A NEW SONG, ON THE FOURTH OF JULY.
ODE, On Gen. WASHINGTON's Birth-day.
RECITATIVE.
To COLUMBIA's FAVORITE SON.
ANTHEM, For the FOURTH of JULY.
THE RAISING: A new Song for Federal Mechanics.
A SONG.
PATRIOTISM, An ODE, in honor of those who distinguished them|selves in the late WAR.
ON THE FOURTH OF JULY.
ODE, ON THE FOURTH OF JULY.
SONG.
THE DISH OF TEA.
"MARCHE DES MARSEILLOIS,"
A SONG.
AN ODE, For the FOURTH of JULY.
AN ODE. For the FOURTH of JULY.
COLUMBIA RELIEVED.
GOD save great WASHINGTON.
SONG.
ODE TO PEACE.
A NEW SONG.
ODE, ON THE FOURTEENTH OF JULY.
AN ODE.
ODE TO TYRANTS.
Burke's Address to the SWINISH MULTITUDE.
CHARMING KITTY.
ON BEAUTY.
A SONG, Written at an Inn at Henley.
LINES, From a disappointed Lover to his obdurate Mistress, after recovering from his paroxysm of Love.
HOPE.
A NEW SONG.
SONG.
THE COQUETTE.
AN ODE ON MUSIC.
ADDRESS TO THE GODDESS OF LOVE.
DELIA—A SONG.
AN ODE, For the FOURTH of JULY.
A SONG, FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY.
AN ODE, On the PRESIDENT'S BIRTH-DAY.
[By T. Paine, author of the Rights of Man, &c.] THE GREAT REPUBLIC: Or, the Land of Love and Liberty.
FREE AMERICA.
HAIL AMERICA.