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Let the King of glory in

Life is but a changeful conquest

Author: L. Q. C. Taylor
Published in 1 hymnal

Author: L. Q. C. Taylor

Lucius Quintus Curtis Taylor (also known as Curt Taylor) was born November 20, 1879 on Owl Creek, Towns County, Georgia. He learned shape-note music from his brother Judd and traveled extensively around the United States teaching music and selling gospel song books. He published "Joyous Praises" with D. B. Mills and "Melodies for Jesus" with J. S. Earp. From Steven Curtis Taylor and Jerry A. Taylor (Taylor Family Histories on http://www.drack.info/ucan3392977/taylortheophilus.htm) Go to person page >

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First Line: Life is but a changeful conquest
Title: Let the King of glory in
Author: L. Q. C. Taylor
Refrain First Line: He is calling, gently calling
Copyright: Public Domain
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Beulah Bells #d69

Beulah Bells #d69
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