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Lines from the pen of Lucy A. Sherman, suggest by the death of her cousin, Edward F. Sherman, Feb. 23rd, 1864.

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Title	Lines from the pen of Lucy A. Sherman, suggest by the death of her cousin, Edward F. Sherman, Feb. 23rd, 1864.
Subject	Broadsides--United States--19th century. Songs--United States--19th century--Texts. Popular music--United States--19th century--Texts. Memorials--Songs and music--Texts. Death--Songs and music--Texts. Grief--Songs and music--Texts. United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Casualties--Songs and music--Texts.
Description	First line: All was silent in the chamber.; Without music.; "Tune--Annie Lisle."--Beneath title.; Text of song in double columns, in nine eight-line stanzas, each with four-line chorus.; At foot of song sheet: "Wales, March 28th, 1864."; Several CPM song sheet editions (earliest 1861-1863, # 000763-BROAD)--credit Thompson.; CPM song sheet inscribed "1055 Death of Union Soldier 7.50" in top right corner.
Creator	Sherman, Lucy A.
Publisher	publisher not identified
Format-Extent	1 broadside (1 item on 1 sheet) ; 22 x 18
Type	Text
Language	eng
Relation	http://musicman.mtsu.edu/broadsides/Binder14/JPEGmed/2750brom.jpg; http://worldcat.org/oclc/60705415/viewonline
Rights	Duplication of images is allowed for research purposes. All original song broadsides are in the public domain. The user is responsible for all copyright compliance.
Date-Issued	1864
Relation-Is Referenced By	This edition not in Edwin Wolf's American Song Sheets.