Patriotic Poems
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Not to invest a potentate With robes of majesty, Not to confer a kingly crown, Nor bend a subject knee. , * 49 50 GOD SAVE DUE PKESIDENT. We bow beneath no sceptred sway, Obey no royal nod : Columbia s sons, erect and free, i Kneel only to their God ! i Our ruler boasts no titled rank, No ancient, princely line, No regal right to sovereignty, Ancestral and divine. A patriot, at his country s call, Responding to her voice ; One of the people, he becomes A sovereign by our choice ! And now, befor...e the mighty pile We ve reared to Liberty, He swears to cherish and defend The charter of the free ! God of our country ! Seal his oath With thy supreme assent. ^ God save the Union of the States ! God save our President ! GLENDINNING. A TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF CAPTAIN JAMES GLENDINNING, WHO FELL AT CHATTANOOGA, OCTOBEE 28TH, 1863. ANOTHER precious offering, In self-devotion made; Another bleeding sacrifice On Freedom s altar laid ; Another warrior at rest, Where conflict is unknown; Another martyr mid the host Before the Eternal Throne.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not to invest a potentate With robes of majesty, Not to confer a kingly crown, Nor bend a subject knee. , * 49 50 GOD SAVE DUE PKESIDENT. We bow beneath no sceptred sway, Obey no royal nod : Columbia s sons, erect and free, i Kneel only to their God ! i Our ruler boasts no titled rank, No ancient, princely line, No regal right to sovereignty, Ancestral and divine. A patriot, at his country s call, Responding to her voice ; One of the people, he becomes A sovereign by our choice ! And now, befor...e the mighty pile We ve reared to Liberty, He swears to cherish and defend The charter of the free ! God of our country ! Seal his oath With thy supreme assent. ^ God save the Union of the States ! God save our President ! GLENDINNING. A TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF CAPTAIN JAMES GLENDINNING, WHO FELL AT CHATTANOOGA, OCTOBEE 28TH, 1863. ANOTHER precious offering, In self-devotion made; Another bleeding sacrifice On Freedom s altar laid ; Another warrior at rest, Where conflict is unknown; Another martyr mid the host Before the Eternal Throne.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis De Haes Janvier to read onlineMoreLess
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