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Where liberty dwells, is my country
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Where liberty dwells, is my country
Author: Gardner S. Plumley
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Gardner S. Plumley
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Where liberty dwells, is my country
Author:
Gardner S. Plumley
Copyright:
Public Domain
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Waters' Choral Harp: a new and superior collection of choice hymns and tunes, mostly new, written and composed for Sunday schools, missionary, revival, and social meetings, and for church worship (1863), p.22
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Choral Harp for Sunday Schools #d171
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: Where liberty dwells, is my country
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: Where liberty dwells, is my country
Author
: Gardner S. Plumley
Date
: 1865
Choral Harp for Sunday Schools #d171
Waters' Choral Harp #22
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: Where Liberty dwells, is my country
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: Rev. G. S. Plumley
Date
: 1863
Waters' Choral Harp #22
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