A Monogram On Our National Song
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, vol. I, p. 341.
2 By the Hon. William R. Spencer, 1770-1834. Cyc. KIHJ. Lit. , ii, 421.
3 " Its no a Scots tune, but it passes for one. Oswald 42 A MONOGRAM OF But the impressment of seamen, the embargo and Mr. Madison's war that followed, threw the country into another exigence, and by the law that the bruised flower yields the sweetest per- fume, another national lyric, the brightest of the constellation, sprang from it to breathe fresh inspiration into every loyal heart. The war had come d...own to its darkest hour, and while in commemoration of our naval victories inferior hands were striking out such clever songs as Our Flag is there, and while some in livelier mood were giving us the Jolly Enterprise and Boxer, and, to the tune of JEvelines Sower, " I often have been told, That the British seamen bold, Could beat the tars of France neat and handy, 0. " One solitary eye in fine frenzy rolling, caught a spark of true Promethean fire and conferred a royal benefaction on his native land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, vol. I, p. 341.
2 By the Hon. William R. Spencer, 1770-1834. Cyc. KIHJ. Lit. , ii, 421.
3 " Its no a Scots tune, but it passes for one. Oswald 42 A MONOGRAM OF But the impressment of seamen, the embargo and Mr. Madison's war that followed, threw the country into another exigence, and by the law that the bruised flower yields the sweetest per- fume, another national lyric, the brightest of the constellation, sprang from it to breathe fresh inspiration into every loyal heart. The war had come d...own to its darkest hour, and while in commemoration of our naval victories inferior hands were striking out such clever songs as Our Flag is there, and while some in livelier mood were giving us the Jolly Enterprise and Boxer, and, to the tune of JEvelines Sower, " I often have been told, That the British seamen bold, Could beat the tars of France neat and handy, 0. " One solitary eye in fine frenzy rolling, caught a spark of true Promethean fire and conferred a royal benefaction on his native land.
What to read after A Monogram On Our National Song?
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