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 TORONTO: 1 SUCKLING & SOxNS. 
 
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 Our liberties enthrall. 
 Fair British play shall hold tho sway, 
 
 With e<iual rights to all I 
 No other race shall e'er displace 
 
 The sons from Britain sprung ; 
 Our Bchoola shall teach our noble speech, 
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 4 In our loved land— so vast, so grand — 
 That spans from sea to sea, 
 Millions, unborn, shall find a home 
 
 Beneath our Maple Tree. 
 Three cheers for Britain's Empire vast; 
 
 Three cheers for Canada ; 
 Three cheers for our beloved Queen 1 
 Hurrah ! Hurrah ! Hurrah !. 
 
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UPON THE HEIGHTS AT QUEENSTON. 13 
 
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GOD PRESERVE OUR NATIVE LAND. 23 
 
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 RULE BRITANNIA. 
 
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 rose from out the a - - /nro main, 
 
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 While thou shalt flourish, shah llonrish {;reat and free, 
 As the loud. . blast,. . loud hlast that tears the skies, 
 
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 BULE BRITANNIA. 
 
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 guard - ian An - - f<ela sang this strain, 
 
 dread and en - - vy of them all. 
 
 but to root tliy na - tivo Oak. 
 
 work their woe and tliy re - nown. 
 
 Rule, 
 
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 6. To thee belong the rural reign, 
 
 Thy cities shall with commerce shine 
 All thine shall be the subject main 
 And ev'ry shore it circles thine. 
 Rule, Britannia, d'C. 
 
 6. The Muses, still with Freedom found. 
 Shall to thy happy coasts repair; 
 Blest Isle! with matchless Beauty crown'd, 
 And manly hearts to guard the Fair. 
 Rule, Britannia, &c. 
 
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RED, WHITE AND BLUE. 
 
 THE ARMY AND NAVY FOR EVER. 
 
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 '2 VVlieii war luirl'd itn wide de - so - la - tion, 
 
 The home of the brave 
 
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 And threatened our land 
 
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 And fill, fill it true to thu 
 
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 With her ^ar • hii)dH of vio - to - ry round her 
 
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 May tlio aer - vico u iii ■ ted ne'er aev ■ er 
 
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 With her flaf? float- inj; proud - ly be 
 
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 both to their col-ora prove true, 
 
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 burnu by thu Ukd, Wiiiik uikI Hi.uk; 
 
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 (For 2nd VerBC ) With her fla^' tToat-in« proud - ly be ■ 
 
 
 borne by the Rkd, Wiiitk and J?i,iik ; 
 
 boaHt of tlie Hkii, WiirrK mid Iti.rK ; 
 
 choera for thu Kkd, Wiutk and Uluk; 
 
 Tliy ban-iRTb inaketyr-aii ■ ny 
 
 The Ar ■ my and Navy for 
 
 
 
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 of the Uki), WiiriK and Bi.iie ! 
 for tlio liui), White and Blue! 
 
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 MAY GOD PRESERVE THEE, CANADA. 
 
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 1. May Ood pie-sorvo thee, Ca . na - da, Tho' child a - niona (he 
 
 -da, Tho' child a • nion(< (he 
 
 2. Though we may ne - ver read the page, That tells thy deeda ot 
 
 3. In spring - tide flusli, thro' sum - mer'a glow When au - tumn winds are 
 
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 Na - tions, 'Mid proud - est lands, strong hearts and hands Shall claim for thee a 
 
 glo - ry, When na ■ tions now in prime of age. Have with the years grown 
 
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 sing - ing, In win - ter^^jinow, through weal and woe. This song^ shall still be 
 
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 hoar - y 
 ring -ing 
 
 CnORV8. 
 
 
 Land of the for - est and the lake, 
 
 Land of the rush - ing 
 
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 riv • er, Our prayers shall rise for thy dear sake. For - ev - er and for - ev - er. 
 
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MAY (JOD IMtKHKIlVK THKE, CANADA. 
 
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 Ucxl Biivu our ({ra • ciuim Qiiouii, Long live our 
 
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 2 O Lord our God, arise, 
 Scatter her enemies, 
 
 And make tlieni fall : 
 Confounti tlieir politics ; 
 Frustrate their knavish tricks ; 
 On her our hopes we (ix ; 
 
 God save us all. 
 
 3 Thy choicest gifts in store 
 On her bo pleased to pour ; 
 
 Long rriay she reign : 
 May she defend our laws, 
 And ever give us cause 
 To sing with heart and voice, 
 
 God save the Queen. 
 
iNDi:x. 
 
 Canada .... 
 
 Canada, Land of the Maple Tree 
 
 Canada, the Gem in the Crown - 
 
 God Bless Our Broad Dominion 
 
 God Preserve Our Native Land - 
 
 God Save the Queen - 
 
 May God Preserve Thee, Canada 
 
 O, Canada, 1^'air Canaila 
 
 Our Homes 
 
 Regimental Song of the (J. O. R. 
 
 Red, White, and Blue 
 
 Rule ikitannia 
 
 The Flag that Bears the Maple Leaf 
 
 The Maple Leaf for Kver 
 
 The Old I'liicni Jack 
 
 Upon the Heights at Queenstown 
 
 !•". J. Ilatton 20 
 
 Alex. Muir, B.A. 1 1 
 
 1*'. I L Torrington 4 
 
 - R. S. Knight I 
 
 J. I). Kcrrison 23 
 
 33 
 
 R. S. Ambrose 32 
 
 F. M. Torrington i 5 
 
 C. W. Coates 3 
 
 - Major 1'". E. Dixon i.S 
 
 29 
 
 Arr. b>- Theo. Martens 27 
 
 J. 1). Kcrrison 7 
 
 Alex. Muir, B.A. 9 
 
 - Alex. Muir, B.A. 24 
 
 J as. L. Hughes 13 
 
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