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Wild Mountain Singing
With a Band of Music
Roll It Along Through the Nation
A Life on the Ocean Wave
A Sigh for the Mountains: The Home Branch
A Harp Played Upon by the Wind
Old High Rock
The Glorious Day Is Coming Near
Our Banner Is Unfurled
Lights and Shadows
Other Days As Bright As Those Just Past
Ho! for California
Take Off Your Coats, Boys, and Roll Up Your Sleeves
The Tribe of Asa
Kingdom Coming
Of Thee I Sing
Vineyard Church and Temperance Work
Sing Sing Sing
Westward Ho!
The Gilded Age
Come Let Us Part
With Angel Voices Blending
Merry Melodeon
Bibliography of Scores of Songs Sung by the Hutchinsons
The Alleghanians, "Voice and Spirit" (Biographical Booklet)
Our Own Native Land
The Day of Promise
To Dream in the Golden City (or, How Mr. Oakley Learned To Fly)
The Spirit's Serenade
The House the Buckleys Built
The South Seas
Songs of Yesterday
Sweet as a Punch
Songs Sung by the Alleghanians
Abbreviations and Other Non-Selfexplanatory Devices Used in This Work
cf - Compare.
col - Column.
e.g. - For example.
f - And the following page.
It is hard to imagine under what circumstances I would have used this abbreviation; but I am including it here, since it forms a pair with the much more useful ff which appears below.
ff - And the following pages.
n.d. - No date.
p - Page.
pp - Pages.
r - "R" refers to a right-hand page of a conventionally-bound book or to the front side of a leaf or folio such as those things called "Items" in the best-known Hutchinson family scrapbook. Here is an example:
"Coming Right Along; or, Right Over Wrong," s.l.: s.n., n.d., in Item 73r, Ludlow Patton's Hutchinson Family Scrapbook, Wadleigh Memorial Library, Milford, New Hampshire. In this instance, Item 73r means the front side of Item 73.
s.l. - Sine loco; or, without place. As used in this work, s.l. would normally mean that the place of publication is not included with an information source. See also s.n.
s.n. - Sine nomine; or, without name. As used in this work, s.n. would normally mean that the name of the publisher is not included with an information source. See also s.l.
v - "V" refers to a left-hand page of a conventionally-bound book or to the back side of a leaf or folio such as those things called "Items" in the best-known Hutchinson family scrapbook. Here is an example:
Jesse Hutchinson, Jr., "Letter from New York," s.l.: s.n., n.d., in Item 42v, Ludlow Patton's Hutchinson Family Scrapbook, Wadleigh Memorial Library, Milford, New Hampshire. In this instance, Item 42v means the back side of Item 42.
A book's copyright notice is often found on the title page's verso.
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David, Noah, Andrew, Zephy, Caleb, Joshua, Jess and Beny, We're the sons of Mary Of the tribe of Jesse |
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Behold the day of promise comes, full of inspiration The blessed day by prophets sung for the healing of the nation Old midnight errors flee away, they soon will all be gone While heavenly angels seem to say the good time's coming on
The good time, the good time, the good time's coming on The good time, the good time, the good time's coming on |
Brattleboro, Vermont: Published by the author. 2006.
All rights reserved. Used with permission.