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Auld Langsyne - early American - Public domain American piano sheet music

Auld Langsyne - early American - Public domain American piano sheet music

Auld Langsyne - early American - Public domain American piano sheet music

A bibliography of early secular American music

A bibliography of early secular American music

A bibliography of early secular American music

A bibliography of early secular American music

A bibliography of early secular American music

A bibliography of early secular American music

Auld Langsyne - early American - Public domain American piano sheet music

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For piano

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01/01/1820
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Library of Congress
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I ask not thy pity a favorite canzonet with and accompaniment for the piano forte or harp

George Washington Papers, Series 7, Applications for Office, 1789-1796: John Ross

Mystic River Drawbridge No. 7, Spanning Mystic River at Boston & Maine Railroad Eastern Route, Somerville, Middlesex County, MA

John Ross to Andrew Jackson, September 15, 1834

Origin of the stars and stripes. [4 colored cuts of banners] "A committee of Congress accompanied by Gen. George Washington called on a woman Mrs. John Ross of Philadelphia, to manufacture the first specimen of this banner, a drawing of which ha

Maen-Coch, 200 Grove Place (Haverford Township), Havertown, Delaware County, PA

Abraham Lincoln papers: Series 1. General Correspondence. 1833-1916: James G. Blunt to Abraham Lincoln, Wednesday, August 13, 1862 (Introduces John Ross)

George Washington Papers, Series 4, General Correspondence: John Ross to Robert Adam, March 1, 1774

Thy blue waves O'Carron a favorite ballad - early American

Mystic River Drawbridge No. 7, Spanning Mystic River at Boston & Maine Railroad Eastern Route, Somerville, Middlesex County, MA

Abraham Lincoln papers: Series 1. General Correspondence. 1833-1916: William G. Coffin to John Ross, Monday, June 16, 1862 (Relations with Cherokee Nation)

The favorite Scotch air Auld lang syne with variations for the piano forte or harp

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