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We are coming father Abraham, or, Three hundred thousand more: inscribed to our volunteers by A. B. Irving.

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From a poem first published in the New York Evening Post, July 16, 1862: We are coming, Father Abraham by James Sloan Gibbons (Robert Morris). Cf. BAL, v. 1, p. 346. The words sometimes erroneously attributed to Wm. Cullen Bryant, or J. [!] Cullen Bryant.

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lincoln abraham bryant william cullen mississippi river gibbons james sloan warfare sheet music poetry richmond va father abraham father abraham thousand volunteers 1862 literature high resolution ultra high resolution notated music chicago sheet music from the alfred whital stern collection of lincolniana the alfred whital stern collection of lincolniana rare book and special collections division american memory a irving robert morris
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01/01/1862
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Morris, Robert, 1810-1892 (Lyricist)
Irving, A. B. (Composer)
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lincoln abraham bryant william cullen mississippi river gibbons james sloan warfare sheet music poetry richmond va father abraham father abraham thousand volunteers 1862 literature high resolution ultra high resolution notated music chicago sheet music from the alfred whital stern collection of lincolniana the alfred whital stern collection of lincolniana rare book and special collections division american memory a irving robert morris