Songs of Love and Rebellion

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Songs of
Rebellion

To the Rebel Workers of the World,
with whom I have served so long,
and to all the Dear Girls I have
loved so well, this book, containing
the Heart and Soul of Covington
Hall, is dedicated.

COPYRIGHT, 1915

COVINGTON HALL

JOHN J. WEIHING PRINTING CO.

Publishers

520 Poydras Street

New Orleans⁠-⁠-⁠Louisiana

Songs and poems 1 of 3 (not listed in original)

Songs
of Love

Songs and poems 2 of 3 (not listed in original)

Miscellaneous
Poems

Songs and poems 3 of 3 (not listed in original)

Songs of Love
and Rebellion

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ADDRESS
COVINGTON HALL
OR
WEIHING PRINTING CO.
520 POYDRAS STREET
NEW ORLEANS, LA.

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