John M. Langstaff Books

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The Golden Vanity
The Golden Vanity

By John M. Langstaff

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A ballad recounting the cabin boy's bravery in saving his captain's ship from the Turkish enemy.

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Hi Ho the Rattlin Bog
Hi Ho the Rattlin Bog

By Harcourt

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Ol Dan Tucker
Ol Dan Tucker

By John M. Langstaff

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Over in the meadow
Over in the meadow

By John M. Langstaff

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A presentation of an old counting rhyme about meadow animals and their activities. A page of music is included.

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Skin and Bones and Other Folk-Songs for Group Singing
Hot cross buns
Hot cross buns

By John M. Langstaff

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Shimmy shimmy coke-ca-pop!
Shimmy shimmy coke-ca-pop!

By John M. Langstaff

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Photographs and text introduce a variety of games with or without music.

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Season for Singing American Christmas Songs and Caro
Frog Went a'Courting

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