Dear Abe Linkhorn: The Satire of the Civil War
From its witty introduction to its well-researched accounts, this collection of satirical writings by Bill Arp, Petroleum Nasby, Artemus Ward and "A Disbanded Volunteer" on the Civil War, proves that there is humor to be found in any situation and there’s even a bit of old-time banjo music thrown in for good measure.
Track Listing
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Nasby Encourages Secession | David Cort | 4:41 | |
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102
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Artemus Ward Visits A. Lincoln | David Cort | 7:00 | |
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103
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Bill Arp Writes Mr. Linkhorn | David Cort | 4:24 | |
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104
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Nasby and the Draft | David Cort | 2:35 | |
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201
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A Disbanded Volunteer and Honest Abe | David Cort | 8:17 | |
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202
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Nasby on the Fall of Savannah | David Cort | 4:02 | |
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Artemus Ward in Richmond | David Cort | 7:28 |
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