Battle cry; a new collection of temperance and prohibition songs, by H.S. Taylor and J.B. Herbert.

Battle cry; a new collection of temperance and prohibition songs, by H.S. Taylor and J.B. Herbert.

Author: Taylor, H. S. (Howard Singleton), 1847-

Year: 1887

A cruel old king -- A Freeman's right -- Along in November when chill -- Arouse! ye sons of temperance --Asleep on the maintop -- A social drink -- A swelling wave of temperance -- Barley-corn John -- Barren waters sometimes mock -- Brave Haddock has gone --Bring the brave drum out -- Bury him deeply down --Call some other day -- Call the little children --Call the women to the polls -- Can we help the cause --Catch the step -- Clarkson and Dudley and Quay --Clear the track -- Come and listen, me boys -- Come, fellow-Christian -- Come off the fence -- Courage, friends -- Dare to do right -- Dash the cup away -- De brewer's big hosses -- Dem walls of Jericho -- Drink, if you can and dare -- Each man to his post --Election day in the morning -- Expecting when I vote --Flag of freedom -- Fling out the banner -- Fly away, angels --For God and home and native land -- Forward, soldiers -- Get aboard the ark -- Give the cause another cheer -- Good-bye Republicans, good-bye --Golden year --Good folks listen to a man -- Have you met the artful --Hawkeye state