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William A. Williams
Short Name:
William A. Williams
Full Name:
Williams, William A. (William Asbury), 1854-1938
Birth Year:
1854
Death Year:
1938
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Texts by William A. Williams (58)
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Authority Languages
Instances
Ich trat in einer Witwe Haus
W. A. Williams (Translator)
German
1
'Tis old, yet ever new, 'Tis old, yet ever new (Chorus)
William A. Williams (Author)
English
1
We are coming, we are coming, We are thronging at Thy feet
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
1
A deacon once, the story goes
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
2
And it came to pass in the days of Harrison
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
2
As I travel on life's journey, oft the path I cannot see
W. A. W. (Author)
English
2
Can you vote for license, brother
William A. Williams (Author)
English
2
Come! Jesus now is pleading, there's forgiveness, joy and peace
William A. Williams (Author)
English
2
Come, sinner, to Jesus, O hear the sweet call
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
2
Distiller and deacon both voted rum ballots
William A. Williams (Author)
English
2
Fall and winter, spring and summer
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
2
Far from my God I'm wandering today
W. A. W. (Author)
English
2
He that biddeth him God speed
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
2
I had a long talk with an old party friend
William A. Williams (Author)
English
2
If a party you know should give its consent
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
2
If you'll listen, I'll tell you an incident true
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
2
I'm a Prohibitionist
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
2
I'm thirsting, fainting
W. A. Williams (Author)
2
Men are thinking! men are praying!
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
2
No love is like the Savior's
W. A. Williams (Author)
2
O brother, with your politics
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
2
On the cross of Christ I'm leaning, as I journey day by day
William A. Williams (Author)
English
2
Once there was held a big picnic
W. A. W. (Author (vv. 5, 6, 7))
English
2
Perishing! perishing! dying today
William A. Williams (Author)
English
2
Precious mother, how we miss her
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
2
Republicans, with license chaff
William A. Williams (Author)
English
2
Saloons should go and go they must
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
2
See! see! the gleam of light in yonder sky
William A. Williams (Author)
English
2
See the army marching onward, with its banners to the breeze
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
2
Soon they'll reach the dead line
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
2
The car of temperance moving on
W. A. Williams (Author)
2
The liquor traffic, who will suppress it
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
2
The world was once so full of sin
W. A. Williams (Author)
2
There once was held a Conference
William A. Williams (Author)
English
2
There's a battle in our land
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
2
There's a land that waits above
William A. Williams (Author)
English
2
They pray the best
W. A. Williams (Author)
2
Two old parties strong
W. A. W. (Author)
English
2
Vote the ticket every time
William A. Williams (Author)
English
2
We have started in this temperance fight to win
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
2
What blessings we'll know some day
W. A. Williams (Author)
2
What concord hath the Church of God
W. A. W. (Author)
English
2
You better quit your meanness
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
2
You vote against your principles
W. A. W. (Author)
English
2
You work and talk against the trade
William A. Williams (Author)
English
2
I'll never vote for revenue
W. A. W. (Author)
English
3
Jesus, Savior of Thy sheep
W. A. W. (Author)
English
3
All is well, my Savior's with me
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
4
I am resting in Thee, Thou redeemer of men
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
4
Not yet too late, there's love and pardon still
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
4
We'll never be sorry for kind, tender words
W. A. W. (Author)
English
4
When we reach the pearly gate, where our loved ones for us wait
W. A. W. (Author)
English
4
O hear the tolling of the bells
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
6
You'll find it out we've come to stay
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
6
Don't you hear the cry of the tempest tossed
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
7
There is a story sweet to hear, I love to tell it, too
W. A. W. (Author)
English
9
I entered once a home of care
W. A. W. (Author)
English
13
Where is my wandering boy tonight, Down in the licensed saloon
W. A. Williams (Author)
English
33
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