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"Jehovah
Our Deliverer" [11 Dec1863; 23 Apr 1864]
Composed for the
Soldiers of the LADIES HOME, U. S. Hospital,
(Lexington Ave. & 51st. Str. N.Y. City..)
And respectfully dedicated to the
Rev. J. Tuttle Smith,
Chaplain, U. S. Army,
by
W[illia]m. A. King.

Stackpole Sc.
New York, NY: Wm. A. Pond & Co., 547 Broadway.
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[Dec. 11, 1863]
[COPYRIGHT
23 Apr 1864
LIBRARY]
[M 1630
  .K]
[Plate no.] 5725
[Source: civilwardigital.com]

1. Had not the Lord, may Israel say,
On Israel’s side engaged,
The foe had quickly swallow’d us,
So furiously he raged,
So furiously he raged.
Had not the Lord Himself vouchsafed,
To check His fierce control,
The adversary’s dreary flood
Had overwhelm’d our soul.

2. But praised be our eternal Lord,
Who left us not his prey;
The snare is broke, his rage disarm’d.
And we again are free,
And we again are free.
Secure in God’s almighty name
One confidence remains;
The God Who made both heaven and earth,
Of both sole monarch reigns.