The Fredoniad, Or Independence Preserved : And Epic Poem On the Late War of 1812 4
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So had the Conclave plann'd with bolted door To make their country bleed at every pore; But when the danger to themselves was brought, They felt the tempest and renounced their fault; They rose to save their ark — the Ship of State, Ready to bilge upon the rock of fate.
No faith, no justice can they hope from those.
Who the best virtues of the heart oppose; In whose fair smiles deceitful passions lurk — In friendship's borrowed guise plunging a hidden dirk.
Their blindness o'er, — their dangero...us feud they see, To strike themselves and root their liberty; Ah! and the chains of slavery, behold, Forg'd out by Discord with Britannic gold.
They hurl the written parchment — their disgrace, In flames oblivious, and their deeds, retrace; Humbled, repentant of their treacheries past, Virtuous they rise to quench the civil blast.
With this intent they publish far and near Their motives undisguis'd that all might hear: " Friends, fathers, brothers — born of Freedom's soil !
Listen in meekness — hush contentious broil !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So had the Conclave plann'd with bolted door To make their country bleed at every pore; But when the danger to themselves was brought, They felt the tempest and renounced their fault; They rose to save their ark — the Ship of State, Ready to bilge upon the rock of fate.
No faith, no justice can they hope from those.
Who the best virtues of the heart oppose; In whose fair smiles deceitful passions lurk — In friendship's borrowed guise plunging a hidden dirk.
Their blindness o'er, — their dangero...us feud they see, To strike themselves and root their liberty; Ah! and the chains of slavery, behold, Forg'd out by Discord with Britannic gold.
They hurl the written parchment — their disgrace, In flames oblivious, and their deeds, retrace; Humbled, repentant of their treacheries past, Virtuous they rise to quench the civil blast.
With this intent they publish far and near Their motives undisguis'd that all might hear: " Friends, fathers, brothers — born of Freedom's soil !
Listen in meekness — hush contentious broil !
What to read after The Fredoniad, Or Independence Preserved : And Epic Poem On the Late War of 1812 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Adams Library (Boston Public Library) Brl to read onlineMoreLess
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