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Then let him quickly turn away
And seek to win a glorious day,
And let his watchword ever be
Almighty God and Liberty.
When battling for inherent right
Our honored sires, both black and white,
Upon this self-same altar swore
To wear a foreign yoke no more.
And seek to win a glorious day,
And let his watchword ever be
Almighty God and Liberty.
When battling for inherent right
Our honored sires, both black and white,
Upon this self-same altar swore
To wear a foreign yoke no more.
| The Repeal of the Missouri Compromise | |