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Victory at Last
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The battle-cry is sounding That tells a foe is near
Author: Lanta Wilson Smith
Tune: [The battle cry is sounding] (Hull)
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Lanta Wilson Smith
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First Line:
The battle-cry is sounding That tells a foe is near
Title:
Victory at Last
Author:
Lanta Wilson Smith
Language:
English
Refrain First Line:
Then rouse, ye men of valor
Copyright:
Public Domain
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[The battle cry is sounding] (Hull)
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Temperance Rallying Songs: consisting of a large variety of solos, quartettes, and choruses, suited to every phase of the great temperance reformation (1888), p.4
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Temperance Rallying Songs #4
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: Victory at Last
First Line
: The battle-cry is sounding
Tune Title
: [The battle-cry is sounding]
Author
: Lanta Wilson Smith
Date
: 1888
Temperance Rallying Songs #4
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