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Nason, Elias, 134 (note),
205 (note), 228. National Convention, " Carmagnole " sung in, 105. " National English Airs, 25
(note), 118 (note), 164
(note). " National Hymns: How
they are written and how
they are not written," 147
(note), 159 (note). " Naval Songs," 207 (note). " Naval Songs of the South,"
232. Nelson, 227. "New England Chronicle"
(1723), An article in, 44. " New England Courant,
The" (1723), An article
in, 44. " New England Magazine,"
301 (note). " New England Psalm-singer,
or American Chorister,
The," 52 (note), 67, 71. New York Choral Society,
298. " New York Gazetteer,"
140. New York Harmonic Society, 280. " New York Journal," 143. " New York Statesman,"
137 (note). Nikisch, Arthur, 306. Nipsic, The, 237. "North American Review,"
242 (note). " Notes and Queries," 227.
" Observations Made by the |
Curious in New England,"
46. " Ode," by Thomas Dawes,
Jr., 123. "Ode for the Fourth of
July," 122, 156. " Ode to Columbia's Favourite Son," 62. " Oh 1 Susannah," 267. "Old English Country
Dances," 136. " Old Folks at Home," 260,
268-269. " Old Hundred," 33. " Old Ironsides " (See " Con-
stitution," The). Old Roat (See Roth, Jo.
hannes). "Olden-Time Music," 55,64
(note). Olga, The, 237. Oliver, Gen. H. K., 274,
275-Oratorio Society, 300 (note). O'Reilly, John Boyle, 239
(note). Orne, Capt. Wm. B., 220
(note), 222. Osborn, T., 230-231. Ostinelli, Mrs., 280. " O Tannenbaum," 248. " Our National Song," 134
(note), 205 (note), 228.
Paine, 313.
Paine, Robert Treat, 178-
191. 'Paine, Thomas (See Paine,
Robert Treat). Parker, J. C. D., 280,313. "Patriotic Songster," 191. |
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