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Cover of Paris: A Poem

An authentic and thrilling narrative of the captivity of Mrs. Horn and her two children, with Mrs. Harris, by the Camanche Indians : and the murder of their husbands and travling companions.

This is a captivity narrative among the Comanche Indians of Ohio.

Stand, stand up, America! : song with piano accompaniment / words and music by Edward Horsman.

T.p. ill.: seal of an eagle with a U.S. flag crest holding a banner stating "E Pluribus Unum".

Edge

Catalog record.

Tags: African Americans, Artists' books, Economic conditions, history, Human geography, missouri, Political commentary, Saint Louis, Saint Louis (Mo.), Segregation, Social commentary, Social stratification

Sadie, the princess of Tenement Row

Song for voice and piano.

There may be others like her, but they're not in town

St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Supplement, February 17, 1901.

Broadside advertisement for "National Poet Laureate Mona Van Duyn in Columbia, Maryland on March 9, 1993"

Broadside advertisement for "National Poet Laureate Mona Van Duyn in Columbia, Maryland on March 9, 1993" sponsored by the
Howard County Poetry and Literature Society.

Who'll have me

For piano and voice.

Somewhere in France is the lily / written and sung with great success by the well known composer Jos. E. Howard of Joseph E. Howard & Ethelyn Clark ; lyric by Philander Johnson.

For voice and piano.

Somewhere in France is the lily : march song / written and sung with great success by the well known composer Jos. E. Howard of Joseph E. Howard & Ethelyn Clark ; lyric by Philander Johnson.

For voice and piano.

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