A Sketch of how "The Diamond Anthem" was Sung around the World: The 60th Anniversary of the Accession Day of Her Majesty Queen Victoria — John Shaqi
A Sketch of how "The Diamond Anthem" was Sung around the World: The 60th Anniversary of the Accession Day of Her Majesty Queen VictoriaCumberland, Barlow
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A Sketch of how "The Diamond Anthem" was Sung around the World: The 60th Anniversary of the Accession Day of Her Majesty Queen Victoria
Cumberland, Barlow
National songs; Victoria, Queen of Great Britain, 1819-1901 -- Anniversaries, etc.
By order.
BARLOW CUMBERLAND S.G.P.
TORONTO, 8th April, 1897.
Unite the Empire; make it stand compact,
Shoulder to shoulder, let its members feel
The touch of British brotherhood, and act
As one Great Nation—strong and true as steel!
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