Song in five stanzas; first line: Here sleep they who for us died. Followed by: Volunteers' requiem (first line: Silently, tenderly, mournfully home) and Tune--America (first line: My country! 't is [sic] of thee). The American Antiquarian Society copy is annotated on p. [1]: May 29th 1869. E. Josephine Roache. E. Josephine Roache, a school teacher, is known to have written poems about Danvers, Mass.; she also lived at Salem and Lynn. Last page blank. AVAILABLE ONLINE TO AUTHORIZED PSU USERS.
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