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Stephen Ashley

John Lomax

Cowboy Songs and Other Frontier Ballads. Over 150 Authentic Songs of the Wild West. Western music originated as a form of American folk music. It was originally composed by and about the people who settled and worked throughout the Western United States and Western Canada. Directly related musically to old English, Scottish, and Irish folk ballads, Western music celebrates the life of the cowboy on the open ranges and prairies of Western North America. This unique publication contains 153 Original songs, some with music, from the American Wild West including; Billy the Kid; Bob Stanford; Bonnie Black Bess; Brigham Young; Buena Vista Battlefield; Buffalo Hunters; California Trail; Cowboy at Church, The; Deserted Adobe, The; Down South on the Rio Grande; Dying Cowboy, The; Hell in Texas; I'm a Good Old Rebel; Jim Farrow; Jolly Cowboy, The; Kansas Line, The; Lone Buffalo Hunter, The; McCaffie's Confession; Mississippi Girls; Night-Herding Song; Only a Cowboy; Pecos Queen, The; Poor Lonesome Cowboy; Prisoner for Life, A; Rattlesnake-A Ranch Haying Song; Root Hog or Die; Sioux Indians; Utah Carroll Classics all.

Songs of the Wild West

Cowboy Songs and Other Frontier Ballads

Restaurant and Bistro Menu Planning - Power Words: An essential reference tool for chefs and restaurant managers who realize that key wording of menus is crucial to the success of their establishment. Words such as authentic, bathed in, charred, seared, decadent, enticing, distinctive, delightfully fragrant, encrusted, guiltless, infused, redolent, scented, tantalizing, velvety and warming. Delight the taste buds before a single dish is served - this is the power of good food descriptors on menus. If you are serious about your menu then get serious about Menu Planning - Power Words.

Menu Design for Success

Restaurant and Bistro Menu Planning - Power Words

American Slaves

What was it like to be a women in slavery? TRUE STORIES OF AMERICAN WOMEN SLAVES. African American Studies: Voices of African America Women in Slavery. What was it like to be a women in slavery? Listen to their stories, in their own words. The stories you are about to read are true. They were related to interviewers during the 1930's. Each story was told by an ex-slave or a relative of an ex-slave from the stories they heard or the things they witnessed. The interviews, of which over 2,300 exist, are an absolute treasure of information giving the slaves perspective on their lives during those dark days in American history. Whilst some of the stories are deplorable in the extreme and will no doubt leave you feeling shocked at the level of inhumanity shown to these people, it is with confidence that I believe some stories will leave you smiling and in some instances even uplifted. The following narratives have been dissected from the many volumes of these interviews and have been included in the hope that it offers a broad array of subject matter on which the reader can dwell and ponder. AMERICAN SLAVE SERIES OF BOOKS African American Women's Studies

African American Studies: Voices of African American Women in Slavery

Kate Drumgoold

A Slave Girls Story. Slave Stories. A Slave Girl's Story - A true story of a woman's time in slavery in America. American Slave Series - Complete Edition. African American Studies. The author Kate Drumgoold draws her strength from God, "For God loves those that are oppressed, and will save them when they cry unto him, and when they put their trust in Him" A riveting insight into the life of a female slave.

A Womans Life in Bondage

A Slave Girl's Story

Packed with amazing tips and insights from the author's years of firsthand experience visiting Disney while dealing with disabilities and special needs, this resource also includes extensive input gathered from other Disney guests with a wide variety of conditions.

A. F. Morland

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