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Boulton Harold - 12 New Songs No.5 - In Summer Weather
Charles Harford Lloyd
Jesus whereer thy people meet - Charles H. Lloyd
Charles Harford Lloyd (1849-1919)
Thou who at thy first eucharist didst pray - Charles H. Lloyd
Charles Harford Lloyd 1885
Round the sacred city gather - Charles H. Lloyd
Charles Harford Lloyd 1889
St. Frideswide - Charles Harford Lloyd
Charles Harford Lloyd 1889
Awake o lord as in the time of old! - Charles H. Lloyd
Charles Harford Lloyd 1904
Credo Domine - Charles Harford Lloyd
Charles Harford Lloyd 1916
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My sins have taken such a hold on me - Charles H. Lloyd
Charles Harford Lloyd 1916
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O valiant hearts - Charles Harris
Charles Harris 1919
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The Supreme Sacrifice - Charles Harris
Charles Harris 1919
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He redeemed me (root) - Charles H. Carroll
Charles H. Carroll & George F. Root
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Take A Stand - Charles H. Chandler
Charles H. Chandler 1886
Take a stand for jesus - Charles H. Chandler
Charles H. Chandler 1886
In the cleansèd temple - Charles H. Forrest
Charles Henry Forrest ca. 1902
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Hold up the banner - Charles H. Oliphant
Charles Henry Oliphant 1888
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From out the depths i cry o lord - Charles H. Purday
Charles Henry Purday 1857
Light of the world faint were our weary feet - Laura O. D. Chant
Charles Henry Purday 1857
Unto the Hills - John Douglas Sutherland Campbell Duke of Argyll
Charles Henry Purday 1857
From whence these dire portents around? (samuel) - Charles H. Steggall
Charles Henry Steggall (1826-1905)
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Members of christ are we - Charles H. Steggall
Charles Henry Steggall 1849
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The atoning work is done - Charles Steggall
Charles Henry Steggall 1865
Like silver lamps in a distant shrine - Charles H. Steggall
Charles Henry Steggall 1867
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O father bless the children - Charles H. Steggall
Charles Henry Steggall 1875
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All hail thou night than day more bright - Charles H. Steggall
Charles Henry Steggall 1890
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