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Item Code: 998-431
By George F. Root. Published by Root & Cady, Chicago, ILL, 1864. 6 pp. Exhibits light chipping of left margin & very light foxing of the front cover. Else clean and VG plus, in protective sleeve w/white card backing.
George F. Root was perhaps the most prominent songwriters of the war, and this tune—“Tramp, tramp, tramp the boys are marching…” is one of his most famous. [JP]
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