Recording the War of 1812: Stan Rogers' (Un)sung Heroes [Billy Green] [The Nancy] [MacDonnell on the Heights]
This article examines the role of popular music in the making and dissemination of "popular" history and the differences between "popular" or "vernacular" memories and the official versions of history handed down to us by elites. The principal focus is on three songs by...
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