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Gospel Victory

Go, sound the trump from [on] India's shore

Author: James Gall
Published in 4 hymnals


Author: James Gall

Gall, James, one of the Superintendents of the Carrubber's Close Mission, Edinburgh, was born in 1808, and has been associated with that mission since its commencement in 1858. Before that he had taken great interest in Sunday Schools and Church Music. About 1836, he invented a system of printing music without small musical type, a mode of printing which has been greatly improved by others. He published Anthems and Sacred Songs in 1843, including two of his hymns:— 1. O come, let us sing to the God of Salvation. Praise for Salvation. 2. Who hath believed ? Who hath believed? Praise to Jesus. He was also associated with The Sacred Song Book, 1843, which afterwards was named Sacred Melodies for Children, and in 1872 200 Sacred Melodi… Go to person page >

Text Information

First Line: Go, sound the trump from [on] India's shore
Title: Gospel Victory
Author: James Gall
Language: English
Refrain First Line: From tyrant's power and Satan's sway
Copyright: Public Domain

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Instances (1 - 4 of 4)

New Standard Singer #d71

New Standard Singer, Pt. 1-7 #d72

The Children's Hymnal #29

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The Scottish Hymnal #429

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