A new darky ditty in Louisiana: from a Sunday paper
Broadsheet. At head of title on recto wood-engraving of man (identified in poem as "Bob Ing'soll") dancing on hot griddle in presence of devil. Twelve-line poem. Advertisement for J.F. McKenney, sewing machine seller in Baltimore and Washington on verso, entitled: The difference and beginning: There may be a difference about "Bob" Ingersoll's religion. Publication date from notation on Brown University copy.
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