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Franklin Square Song Collection, no. 2 presents a curated selection of two hundred beloved songs and hymns, designed for use in schools, homes, nurseries, and around the fireside. Compiled in 1884, this collection reflects the popular musical tastes and pedagogical approaches of the late 19th century. It offers a valuable glimpse into the musical education and entertainment of children and families during that era.
Featuring a diverse range of melodies and lyrics, the collection includes familiar hymns, patriotic tunes, and charming songs suitable for young voices. This volume provides a rich resource for educators, historians, and anyone interested in the musical heritage of American homes and schools. Rediscover the enduring appeal of these timeless songs in Franklin Square Song Collection, no. 2.
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