The Liberal Hymn Book: a collection of liberal songs adapted to popular tunes. For use in liberal leagues and other meetings, and in liberal homes

Editor: Eliza Boardman Burnz
Publisher: Burnz & Co., New York, 1880
Language: English
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101O brave reformers not in vainPage Scan
102Hurrah for the men who workPage Scan
103Down the vista of the centuryPage Scan
104There's nothing like an earnest willPage Scan
105Labor fearless, labor faithfulPage Scan
106Live to do good, this world should bePage Scan
107Live for something be not idlePage Scan
108Sons of toil, and daughters truePage Scan
109Truth is dawning, see the morningPage Scan
110Hark, the plains with music soundPage Scan
111Come sound the praise of truth's fair namePage Scan
112Be firm, be bold, be strong, be truePage Scan
113Three angel [royal] spirits walk the earthPage Scan
114Think, think not that martyrs die in vainPage Scan
115What is noble, that which placesPage Scan
116Let love be your religionPage Scan
117Inspired by love, my we abstainPage Scan
118May I possess an honest heartPage Scan
119The roses in the summer timePage Scan
120Let such as feel oppression's load [rod]Page Scan
121Think gently of the erring onePage Scan
122Scorn not the slightest word or deedPage Scan
123Ho thou traveler on life's highwayPage Scan
124Speak gently, it is better farPage Scan
125Ah, be kind, life hath no secretPage Scan
126The morn of peace is beamingPage Scan
127A noble deed, a noble thoughtPage Scan
128In speaking of a person's faultsPage Scan
129Let monumental pillars risePage Scan
130O for such an educationPage Scan
131The common school, the common schoolPage Scan
132Once in the busy streetsPage Scan
133Ye sons of Columbia who bravely have foughtPage Scan
134For gold bright sunsPage Scan
135O, cling to the unionPage Scan
136Earth, of man the bounteous motherPage Scan
137O sweet is the season of restPage Scan
138When virtue and beauty Are weddedPage Scan
139Gather your roses while you mayPage Scan
140So ripe and full, the gathered sheafPage Scan
141What art thou, death that I should fearPage Scan
142Say not they die those martyr soulsPage Scan
D1Let all with grateful hearts adorePage Scan
D2To Nature's God let praise flowPage Scan
D3To Science, Truth and Reason, allPage Scan
D4To Wisdom, Mercy, Truth and LovePage Scan
D5To Wisdom, Power, and LovePage Scan
D6May the grace of mother NaturePage Scan

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