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Bibliography of Publications Relating to the James Madison Carpenter Collection Bibliography of Works Cited within the Collection Bibliography of Publications Relating to the James Madison Carpenter CollectionPrimary publications by J. M. Carpenter
‘Chanteys that “Blow the Man Down”’.
New York Times Magazine, 26 July 1931, pp. 10, 15.
‘Chanteys in the Age of Sail’.
New York Times Magazine, 30 October 1938, p. 6.
‘Forecastle Songs and Chanties’. Unpublished doctoral
thesis, Harvard University, 1929.
Introduction. Folk Songs of Old New England. Ed. Eloise
Hubbard Linscott. New York: Macmillan, 1939; 2nd edn, Hamden, CN:
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‘Life before the Mast: A Chantey Log’.
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‘Lusty Chanteys from Long-Dead Ships’.
New York Times Magazine, 12 July 1931, pp. 12–13,
23.
‘Two Versions of a Hard-Luck Story’.
North Carolina Folklore, 2 (1954), 16–17. Secondary publications relating to J. M. Carpenter and the Carpenter Collection
Atkinson, David. ‘The Child Ballads from England and Wales in
the James Madison Carpenter Collection’.
Folk Music Journal, 7 (1998), 434–49.
——. ‘“Editing Carpenter, Conceptualizing
Folk Song Collections’. Forthcoming in BASIS 2 (Trier: WVT,
2006).
——. ‘“The Two Sisters”: The
International Ballad and a Version from the Carpenter
Collection’. Visions and Identities. Ed. Eyðun
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——. ‘Bell Duncan: “The greatest ballad
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——. ‘“Dr Carpenter from the Harvard College
in America”: An Introduction to James Madison Carpenter and
his Folklore Collection’. Folk Music Journal 7 (1998),
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——. ‘“The most valuable collection of Child
ballads with tunes ever published”: The Unfinished Work of
James Madison Carpenter’.
Ballads into Books: The Legacies of Francis James Child. Ed.
Tom Cheesman and Sigrid Rieuwerts. Bern: Peter Lang, 1997, pp.
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——. ‘Note on Referencing the James Madison
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——. ‘“The White Fisher”: An
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——. ‘Scottish Song and Tune in the James Madison
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Palmer, Roy. ‘Cruising with Carpenter’.
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A listing of manuscript and printed sources used by Carpenter,
according to his own citations. Carpenter’s bibliographic
citations are frequently imprecise, incomplete, inaccurate, and/or
misleading. In addition, it is not always possible to discern which
editions of various works he used. Certain works noted by Carpenter
have not, to date, been identified and these are listed as cited by
Carpenter; a few items cannot at present be identified. Key* item currently unidentified and listed as cited by Carpenter ** edition used by Carpenter unknown ManuscriptsAlsom[?] MS Anonymous MS [at p. 07682] Phyllis Berryman MS
Cruickshank MS [Manuscript written down by an aunt of Miss J.
Cruickshank from the dictation of an old woman; the aunt had died
some forty years previously (pp. 05561-05565, 07463-07465)] Duncan MSS
Enys MS [Unascribed ‘old handwritten MS at Enys, near
Penryn’ (pp. 01033-01034)] G. F. Duncan MS (1886)
‘Old handwritten copies’ [texts from William Mathieson
(pp. 05697-05698, 07583-07585)] Jackson Rutherford MS Jim Thomas MS W. D. Watson MS BroadsidesBroadside collectionsBagford Ballads Douce Ballads Bebbington, Manchester Chapman, Bristol Ferguson, Paternoster Row Forth, Pocklington Harkness, Preston Keys, Devonport Pratt, Birmingham Ryle, Seven Dials Sanderson, Edinburgh Sefton, Worcester Such, London PeriodicalsAberdeen Press and Journal The Antiquary Banffshire Journal Berrow’s Worcester Journal Birmingham Daily Mail Boston Eve[ning Transcript?]
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