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1844 PARLOUR SONGSTER. Early American Romantic or Bawdy Songster with Original Songs. Commentary 000£ for the abolition ofA very scarce romantic songster from the popular presses of Turner & Fisher. Located in Manhattan at 74 Chatham Street in New York, this area of the city was a hub of all manner of popular entertainment. It boasted hotels, saloons, theaters, and eventually vaudeville. It was also contained Printing House Square, a primary publisher of cheap ephemera, musical and otherwise. Then there was the underbelly and night life; the entire corridor was marked by
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