National Hymns. How They Are Written And How They Are Not Written. a Lyric And National Study for the Times
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Oh, the Soul of our Union ! it blossomed of old, With the pray'rs of the loyal, the faith of the bold ; And the fruits of its harvest we garner anew In the deeds of the valiant, the lives of the true : For the seeds of all Freedom in union are sown.
And the hopes of all nations are twined with our own.
CHOEUS : And the Hymn of our Union for ever shall be, &c.
The next song, although not at all suited to be a national hymn, is one which no American can read without a glow of interest. The graves... of our dead heroes and statesmen are a living bond between us which it would take generations of alienated political existence to break. This thought is skil- fully elaborated by the author of the following stanzas.
OUR FATHEES' GRAVES.
BT CHARLES FARKHAM.
From Oregon's eternal hills.
From California's golden shore.
From northern plains, whose thousand rills Unite to swell the cataract's roar — March on, march on in stern array From all along Atlantic's waves !
Shall tyrant despots hold their sway Around our fathers' sacred graves ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, the Soul of our Union ! it blossomed of old, With the pray'rs of the loyal, the faith of the bold ; And the fruits of its harvest we garner anew In the deeds of the valiant, the lives of the true : For the seeds of all Freedom in union are sown.
And the hopes of all nations are twined with our own.
CHOEUS : And the Hymn of our Union for ever shall be, &c.
The next song, although not at all suited to be a national hymn, is one which no American can read without a glow of interest. The graves... of our dead heroes and statesmen are a living bond between us which it would take generations of alienated political existence to break. This thought is skil- fully elaborated by the author of the following stanzas.
OUR FATHEES' GRAVES.
BT CHARLES FARKHAM.
From Oregon's eternal hills.
From California's golden shore.
From northern plains, whose thousand rills Unite to swell the cataract's roar — March on, march on in stern array From all along Atlantic's waves !
Shall tyrant despots hold their sway Around our fathers' sacred graves ?
What to read after National Hymns. How They Are Written And How They Are Not Written. a Lyric And National Study for the Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White, Richard Grant, 1821-1885 to read onlineMoreLess
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