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 NATIONAL SONGS. Freely ev' danger share For your Liberty! Freedom! glorious, fair and bright! 'Tie for her you dare the fight ;s Guard her with & g/ant might! Sons of Liberty! Never lqg the word be said, That in time of battle dread, Columbia's sons from danger fled, ' No! it shall not be! Where the death-storm thickest rains! Wher the earth shows reddest stains! There the Eagle still remains! Never turns to fie! See the foes now yield the_ ground! Their bra.vest ils in death around;-- Let the trumPet's joyful sound, Shout for ,ictory! WE NEVEIt WILL BE sLAv. Axa" g'!.gallant Troubadour," Fao, birth my native land I've owned Az liberty's blest shore; In every heart she sits enthroned, And stands at every door. aen shall we lose our chartered right Through base and sordid knaves? No, while we've hearts and hands to fight. We never w/11 be slaves. 'Columbi'e sons, 3-ith freedom born, Ne'er heed a foreign foe; Our fertile fields are gilt with oom, And shall we lose them!--No

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