First published in 1929, revised in 1942 to include the early years of World War II. Red cloth boards 7 3/4" by 10"; Copyright page with publishers note pasted in to indicate copyright protection of 6 songs. AUTHOR'S PREFACE, dated Cornwall-on-the Hudson (near the West Point Military Academy) March 30, 1942. NINE SECTIONS of songs, including "The Star-Spangled Banner" words by Francis Scott Key (Revolutionary War); "Madameoiselle from Armentieres, Hinky Dinky Parley-voo?" (unknown composer); and "Over There" by George M. Cohan, (WW I); "Arms for the love of America" by Irvng Berln (WW II). FRONTIS drawing by James McNeill Whistler when he was a West Point cadet; and many illustrations in the text by Lawrence Schick. Mr. Dolph provides illuminating historical and anecdotal text to accompany the songs and as many variations of the lyrics as his research could uncover. Music arranged by Philip Egner. BIBLIOGRAPY and INDEX to first lines. Oversize