“The Southern Encampment”

Description

"As I rambled out one evening in the pleasant month of June, I spied an encampment by the light of the moon." The southern girl reports on the soldiers' disdain for the northerners; despite their poor living conditions, she and they expect victory

References

1. Randolph 223, "The Southern Encampment" (1 text, 1 tune)
2. Randolph/Cohen, pp. 207-208, "The Southern Encampment" (1 text, 1 tune -- Randolph's 223)
3. Roud #7704
4. BI, R223