Bibliography - Naval Songster-1, 1814

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Short Title Naval Songster-1, 1814 
Title Naval Songster 
Pages 77 
Publisher Bartgis, M. E. 
Location DN, MdHi/AoA 
Date 1814 
Place Fredericktown, Md. 
Data Place AoA S32218 
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First Line Page Verses
Come, messmates, cheerly lead the night (fl)  3-5 
From Philadelphia a Wasp there did fly (fl)  5-6 
When Freedom first the triumph sung (fl)  6-7 
As old queen Charlotte---a worhtless old varlet (fl) 
Ye true sons of freedom, give ear to my song (fl)  9-11  11 
Huzza for the lads of the ocean (fl)  11-12 
Ye gallant sons of Liberty (fl)  12-15  11 
Columbians strike th' enliv'ning strain (fl)  15-16 
Come all you boys, who freedom prize (fl)  17-19 
There budgets are of every kind (fl)  19-21  10 
How blest a life a sailor leads (fl)  21-22 
Yankee tars! come join the chorus (fl)  23-25  11 
Bold Barclay one day, to Proctor did say (fl)  25-29  10 
Columbia's sons prepare unite (fl)  29-31 
British long have rul'd the seas, The (fl)  31-32 
No more of your blathering nonsense (fl)  32-34 
Come lads draw near (fl)  34-38 
When Guerrier, Dacres, from Halifax sail'd (fl)  38-40 
Ye brave sons of freedom whose bosoms beat high (fl)  40-42  11 
Arise! arise! Columbia's sons arise! (fl)  42-44 
Come all you lads of courage bold (fl)  44-46 
O, strike up the harp to the warrior returning (fl)  46-48 
British are comin, they tell us [sic] (fl)  48-49 
John Bull in a passion once stoutly resolved (fl)  49-54  23 
Seat of sciences Athens, The (fl)  54-55 
     
When late Columbia's patriot brave (fl)  56-58  14 
Come listen every citizen (fl)  58-62  13 
We often have been told (fl)  62-64  10 
This life, boys, at best's but a rough sort of trip (fl)  64-66 
Rare birds 'tis said are seldom best (fl)  66 
Amidst transient vapors obstructing our beams (fl)  67 
O'er Ocean's wave the sun was low (fl)  67-68  10 
O, freemen! raise a joyous strain! (fl)  69-70 
Whenever the Tyrant of the main (fl)  70-71 
We tars are all for fun and glee (fl)  72-73  15 
Again the voice of Vict'ry cheers (fl)  74-75  10 
Ye sons of the main, ye that sail o'er the flood (fl)  75-76 
When Britain was just, Omnipotence gave (fl)  76-77 
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