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 On William and Mary's honor roll, The First Greek letter founders stand, A society of college men, To guide events of native land. The Society a knowledge tree, To take its root in the Dominion, To spread like a green bay of might, The century tree of free opinion. Recall the leaders of onward march! The bold brave sons to guide opinion, Men born to lead the advance quest, Native sons of the Dominion. The mind of man no seal can hold, Nature makes men bold, brave and free, The forest sons true champions, To voice the claim of liberty.

The college sons grew bold apace, They stood for progress and demand, They claimed the rights of pioneers, The basic right of Matthews plan. Stamp Act protest of 65, Was a demand to make men bold. Twelve sons of William and Mary signed, The Revolutionary Roll. The college sons of North and South, In words and deeds made the demand, "The sons of founders shall be free," We stand the champions of our land. From Harvard's campus there arose The same demand in war like key, William and Mary answered back, "We stand with sons of liberty!"