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English Roses

by F. Harald Williams [i.e. F. W. O. Ward]

Ward, F. W. Orde (1843-1922)

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I.

SECTION I. English Roses.

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II.

SECTION II. Blood and Iron.

“TRUST IN GOD AND KEEP YOUR POWDER DRY.”

“DOWN WITH THE PEERS!”

GOD OF OUR FATHERS.

WHAT MAKES ENGLAND?

GOD DEFEND THE RIGHT.

A NATIONAL HYMN.

THE PEOPLE OF THE BOOK.

A FIGHTING SONG.

UP WITH THE BAYONET.

MARCHING ORDERS.

AN OBJECT LESSON.

A BLOOMING ADMIRAL.

SONG OF THE FLAG.

HOW WE STORMED THE BATTERY AND REGAINED THE GUNS.

LONG LIVE THE QUEEN!—1897.

GOD OF BATTLES.

QUO DEINDE RUIS?

WHERE IS OLD ENGLAND?

BLOOD BROTHERHOOD.

CURSE OF COMPULSION.

THE YOUNG PRINCE.

ENGLAND'S MISSION.

THE CHARGE OF THE 21st LANCERS.

THE QUEEN'S WRIT RUNS.

WILSON'S LAST STAND.

“HOLD THE GUN!”

THE BLUE RIBAND OF THE SEA.

BOOT AND SADDLE.

THE LONG RIGHT HAND.

THE GREAT POWDER MAGAZINE.

TO THE MOST NOBLE THE MARQUIS OF SALISBURY, K.G.

TO THE BLUEJACKET.

OUR FRONTIER MEN.

THE WALLS OF ENGLAND.

THE FLAG OF ENGLAND.

THE THUNDER RAM.

SONG OF DAWNRISE.

WRITTEN IN RED.

CUSTODES PATRIÆ.

TO THE PREMIER.

THE MAKING OF THE ENGLISHMAN.

HER MAJESTY'S BIRTHDAY.

THE THIN RED LINE.

SONG OF EMPIRE.

INDIA'S HEROES.

BUILDERS OF EMPIRE.

THE MODERN SOLDIER.

GOD BLESS OUR QUEEN.

THE POET'S SWAN SONG.

IN HONOREM V.R.I. 20 JUNE, 1897.

ENGLAND'S FRONTIERS.

A MODERN JUBILATE.

III.

SECTION III. Laughing Philosophy.

IV.

SECTION IV. Euphrasy and Rue.

V.

SECTION V. Brake and Brier.

VI.

SECTION VI. Palms and Passion Flowers.

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English Roses

by F. Harald Williams [i.e. F. W. O. Ward]

F. W. Orde Ward

1843-1922

Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co.

London

1899