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Charles T. Brooks

Charles T. Brooks
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Texts by Charles T. Brooks (36)sort descendingAsAuthority LanguagesInstances
A voice from the sea to the mountainsCharles T. Brooks (Author)English3
And the sun he set out on his mighty rideCharles T. Brooks (Translator)English3
At thy call, O voice divineCharles T. Brooks (Author)2
Brook said to stream: Ah me! swallowed so suddenlyCharles T. Brooks (Author)1
Canst thou count the stars up yonderChas. T. Brooks (Translator)English3
Come forth, O Christian childrenRev. Chas. T. Brooks (Author)English3
Earth rolls round from day to nightCharles T. Brooks (Author)2
Father, beneath thy chastening strokeCharles T. Brooks (Author)2
Father of the world and soulCharles J. Brooks (Author)English3
God bless our native land! Firm may she ever standCharles T. Brooks (Author)English203
God is in the heavens above usRev. C. T. Brooks (Author)English3
Golden gleams of noonday fellCharles T. Brooks (Author)2
Great God, within these temple gatesCharles T. Brooks (Author)2
Great Lord of all, our Father, GodCharles T. Brooks (Author)2
Heavenward swells our fervent songCharles T. Brooks (Author)English2
I know not whither I goCharles T. Brooks (Author)1
I say to every man I meetCharles T. Brooks (Author)2
Lamb of God's fold, 'tis well with theeCharles T. Brooks (Author)3
Life is a sea, like ships we meetCharles T. Brooks (Author)English3
O Father, by Thy holy willO. T. Brooks (Author)English4
O friend, endeared to heart and mindCharles T. Brooks (Author)2
O God, in Thine autumnal skiesCharles T. Brooks (Author)English8
O heart brightener! sorrow lightener!Charles T. Brooks (Translator)English2
O make our house thy sanctuaryRev. C. T. Brooks (Translator (from German))1
O praise the Lord, ye youthful choirs, adore himCharles T. Brooks (Author)2
Once more on balmy wingsCharles T. Brooks (Author)2
Our fathers' God to Thee, Author of libertyC. T. Brooks (Author)English6
Raise a glad and grateful songC. T. Brooks (Author)English2
Rejoice, O weary soulCharles T. Brooks (Author)6
Spirits of the mighty deadCharles T. Brooks (Author)2
Spring is abroad on the new born earthC. T. Brooks. (Author)3
Summer days once more are comingCharles T. Brooks (Author)English7
The break of morn and MayCharles T. Brooks (Author)2
The poor ye always have with youCharles T. Brooks (Author)2
Why need I pine for stores of wealthCharles T. Brooks (Author)English4
Word, whose creative thrill wakes in all nature stillCharles T. Brooks (Author)7

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