Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 531
pter XIII KEARSARGE AND ALABAMA—THE QUEENSJUBILEE SONGThe Kearsarge and the Alabama It was early Sunday morning in the year of sixty-four,The Alabama she cruised out along the Frenchmans shore.Long time she cruised about, long time she held her sway,But now beneath the Frenchmans shore she lies in… … SEAMEN PURDY AND MCCUE FIGHTING THEIRBATTLE OVER AGAIN. (SEE PAGE 410.) to his light duties as captain of the hold, or occa-sionally by request sings them out lustily at thedog watch. Purdy and McCue! Living relics of the great-est naval battle of our Civil War. It is thirty-three years since they…
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