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Title: Jefferson S. Dowd Letter : March 26, 1864
Creator: Dowd, Jefferson S., 1835-1915
Date: 1864-03-26
Collection: Dowd Family Papers (LC.00055)
Description: This letter contains the lyrics for the songs "When This Cruel War Is Over" (aka "Weeping Sad and Lonely") and "Love In A Cottage."

Title: Jefferson S. Dowd Letter : March 26, 1864 Page 1
Creator: Dowd, Jefferson S., 1835-1915
Date: 1864-03-26
Collection: Dowd Family Papers (LC.00055)
Description: This letter contains the lyrics for the songs "When This Cruel War Is Over" (aka "Weeping Sad and Lonely") and "Love In A Cottage."

Title: Jefferson S. Dowd Letter : March 26, 1864 Page 2
Creator: Dowd, Jefferson S., 1835-1915
Date: 1864-03-26
Collection: Dowd Family Papers (LC.00055)
Description: This letter contains the lyrics for the songs "When This Cruel War Is Over" (aka "Weeping Sad and Lonely") and "Love In A Cottage."

Title: Jefferson S. Dowd Letter : March 26, 1864 Page 3
Creator: Dowd, Jefferson S., 1835-1915
Date: 1864-03-26
Collection: Dowd Family Papers (LC.00055)
Description: This letter contains the lyrics for the songs "When This Cruel War Is Over" (aka "Weeping Sad and Lonely") and "Love In A Cottage."

Title: Jefferson S. Dowd Letter : March 26, 1864 Page 4
Creator: Dowd, Jefferson S., 1835-1915
Date: 1864-03-26
Collection: Dowd Family Papers (LC.00055)
Description: This letter contains the lyrics for the songs "When This Cruel War Is Over" (aka "Weeping Sad and Lonely") and "Love In A Cottage."

Title: "I Goes To Fight Mit Sigel" Song Lyrics
Date: 1863
Collection: Dowd Family Papers (LC.00055)
Description: This letter contains the lyrics to the song, "I Goes To Fight Mit Sigel," written by Irish songwriter John F. Poole. Sung to the tune of the traditional song, "The Girl I Left Behind Me," the lyrics imitate German dialect and refer to Union General Fraz Sigel, a German expatriate. (Note: The letter contains no date, but the song was first published in 1863).

Title: "I Goes To Fight Mit Sigel" Song Lyrics Page 1
Date: 1863
Collection: Dowd Family Papers (LC.00055)
Description: This letter contains the lyrics to the song, "I Goes To Fight Mit Sigel," written by Irish songwriter John F. Poole. Sung to the tune of the traditional song, "The Girl I Left Behind Me," the lyrics imitate German dialect and refer to Union General Fraz Sigel, a German expatriate. (Note: The letter contains no date, but the song was first published in 1863).

Title: "I Goes To Fight Mit Sigel" Song Lyrics Page 2
Date: 1863
Collection: Dowd Family Papers (LC.00055)
Description: This letter contains the lyrics to the song, "I Goes To Fight Mit Sigel," written by Irish songwriter John F. Poole. Sung to the tune of the traditional song, "The Girl I Left Behind Me," the lyrics imitate German dialect and refer to Union General Fraz Sigel, a German expatriate. (Note: The letter contains no date, but the song was first published in 1863).

Title: Bostock Letter : no date (1861-1865)
Date: 1861
Collection: Bostock Family Papers (c.00562)
Description: Song about the possibility of soldiers dying on the battlefield and never seeing their loved ones again.

Title: Bostock Letter : no date (1861-1865) Page 1
Date: 1861
Collection: Bostock Family Papers (c.00562)
Description: Song about the possibility of soldiers dying on the battlefield and never seeing their loved ones again.

Title: Bostock Letter : no date (1861-1865) Page 2
Date: 1861
Collection: Bostock Family Papers (c.00562)
Description: Song about the possibility of soldiers dying on the battlefield and never seeing their loved ones again.

Title: 願榮光歸香港
Date: 2019
Collection: Hong Kong Anti-Extradition Bill Protests Collection
Description: Chinese lyrics of the protest song "Glory to Hong Kong" with graphics about the protest movement.

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