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Coaducted by THE BOSTON BAPTIST SOCIAL UNION
SEVENTH SEASON- J9J3-t9t4
.
EVERY SUNDAY EVENING AT 7.30
"Seven Famous Christmas Songs and Something About Them"
By JottN 'HARRIS GuTTERSON
1;
"When Reason and Ju s tice and l\Iercy united
Shall shed on th e world their bene fi ce nt s way,
The red fires of )Va r s hall no longe r be lighted,
And P eace s hall reign over a new perfect day,
And Pea ce shall r eig n over a ne w perfect day."
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(To the tun e
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PROGRAM FOR DECEMBER 28
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Mrs. H. CARLETON SLACK,
Miss HARRIETT CLEVELAND W ESTCOTT
GEORGE MENDALL TAYLOR,
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ADDRESS, "Walt Whitman, Prophet and Democrat"-Prof. Zueblin
HY11rn, 11 These Things Shall Be"
Q_uRSTIONS FROM THE FLOOR
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2.
Soprano
C o ntralto
Accompanist
Duet, "The -Lord is l\fy Shepherd"
''The Los t Chord" •
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,
Mis s
Smart
S11lliv a11
\VE S T COTT
Hv111N, "0 God of E a rth and Altar"
3 . "\Vhen the Heart is Youn g"
4. Selected .
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CIAL CEN
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PROGRAM FOR DECEMBER 21
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ns n eighb
to be mad ,
o pen th ese
is rai sed t
1ates, th e
1;~th e r an c
of Ii;
1r a ny oth,
Bu ck
By l\'l ar
a Socia l
C,
all kn •
)ening th e
re nings fo 1
mde r if yo ;
e m e nt is s 1
,tales, fro11 1
Atlanti c to
n afte r tow
1Ses e ve nin
t is no t s 111
en th e sa n
mnity wh icl
mtre mo ve1
all felt for
1
ll life.
Jr
-s trikin g cl;
I s hould sn
'igs toge th e 1
or e th a n e 1,
ts, for na li ,
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ADDRESS, "Can Religion Be Made Scientific?"
1 th e fo rm<
r efe r e nd1111
-Rev. Allyn K. Foster of Worcester
'. socia l pro
HYMN, "Thy Kingdom Come"
I with th e
achin e. Il 11
Q_UESTIONS FHOJII TH E FLOOR
.I of th e
all our h ea
,r 11ni on , o r
and so pe 1
0WIG CARL FICHTNER, •
,se nt mom e
Basso-Cantante
: 1 ee n ta ug ht
HN HARHIS G_uTTRRSON 1
Accompa nist
lu a l. '!'hat i:
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.
a . Prayer from "Rie n zi"
IVag ,ur
r ess, that i:
1
{ /,. "Ilonor and Arms" from " S amson"
sys t e m. S,
'
H andel
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HY111N, "God Save the People"
Jportunity :i
!,.fax H ei11 ri'ch
a. "\Vho Knows ?"
2
ge t to th e
{ /,, "The Erl King"
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· · ; ADDRESS, "The Ethics of Marriage and Divor~"-Dr . Stanton Coit of London
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HY111N, "These Things Shall Be"
of all. (A 1
Q_URSTIONS FROM THE FLOOR
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! selfish w,
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d to r est not unui; thl'ou gh · f~llow, .'' : ,: of this ,ond whi ch is ~i,
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ship a nd fri e ndlin e s s, 'Y~ . h a ve ' r eal,.t '.· In every part of us, In
Ing probl e ms of th eir
ize d a la rge m easure of ' th e r ela tion·;; '; cle ty, which Is going
mocr acy mu s t b egin for
ship of broth e r s and sis t e rs of a co m• ·
· and socia l slc l.rn eses,
th e qi,cstlons 1.Hul nn sw~rs
m on Fath e r . Af\1e n . · :,:
economic e vils.
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PROGRAM FOR JANUARY 4
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God Save the People
Th•
Music composed for the Ford Hall Meetings
All rights. reserved
Ebenezer Elliott (1781-1849)
']
Charles S, Brown, 1913
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i1liffl]=rd Tu=i==igtj=~ ~
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,vhen wilt Thou save the pea
Shall crime bring crime for • ev
3. When wilt Thou save the pea
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ple? 0
God of mer • cy, wh en? Not
er, Strength aid • ing still the wrong?
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pie? 0
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Thy
pea • pie,
lords, but
will, 0
Lord, the
na
Fa
pea
lions, Not thrones and crowns, but men. Flow'rs
th er, That men shall toil
for wrong? "No I"
God
pie, Not thrones and crowns, but men.
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of
say
save
•
.
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Thy ·
the
the
heart,
God,
0
n1ou11 - tains; "No I"
pea • pie, Thine
them not
they, Let
the skies;" :M an's cloud • ed
chi! • dren,
th ey are; Thy
are
pass
sun
as
lik e
shall
Thy
I
.
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·.,
weeds
a• way, Let th em not fade in sun -less day.
God
bright
ly rise, And songs be heard in • stead of sighs." God
an • gels fair, Save them from bond-age and de • spai_ God
r,
save the pea • pi e.
save the peo • pie.
save the pea • pie.
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THESE THINGS SHALL BEi
Nation with nation, land with land,
These things shall be! a loftier race
Than e'er the world hath known, shall rise· , . Unarm'd shall llve as. comrades free;
r£ ev'ry heart and brain shall throb
With flow'r of freedom In their souls,
The pulse of one fraternity,
And light of science In their eyes.
e
They shall be gentle, brave and strong,
To spill no drop of blood, but dare
All that may plant man's lord-ship firm,
On earth, and fire, and sea, and air.
,gs
of mer - cy, when? Not
ing still the wrong?
Is
:>f mer - cy, when? The
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New arts shall bloom of loftier mould
And mightier music thrill the skies,
And ev'ry llfe shall be a song,
When all the earth Is paradise.
These things -they are no dreams-shall be
For happier men when we are gone':
Those golden days for them shall dawn,
Transcending aught we gaze upon.
-John Addington Symonds.
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cloud - ed
chi! - dren,
pass
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God
God
save the peo - pie.
save the peo - pie.
save the peo - pie.
us ne i,l
to be n
open th
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iates, t
gether
mtres o
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CIAL C
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By
0 GOD OF EARTH AND AL TAR
O God of earth and altar
Bow down and hear our cry,
Our earthly rulers falter,
Our people drift and die;
The walls of gold entomb us,
The swords of scorn divide,
Take not Thy thunder from us,
But take away our pride.
From all that terror teaches,
From lies of tongue and pen,
From ·all the easy speeches
That ,<,:omfort crue·l men,
From sale and profanation
Of honor and the sword,
From sleep and from damnation,
• DE)liver us, good Lord.
Tie In a living tether
The priest and prince and thrall,
Bind all our lives together,
Smite us and save us all;
In ire and exultation
Aflame with faith, and free,
Lift up a living nation,
A single sword to Thee.
-G. K. Chesterton.
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rn all
Jening t
renings
mder it'
ern ent i,
,tal es, f1
Atlanti,
n after
tses ev e
t is not
en th e ,
nmity w,
mtre m,
all felt I
n life.
·s trikin g
I s hould
1gs toge
or e than
t s, for 11
.ons, in
ns of e
keynote
ssion fo1
great h i
(To the music of "Webb")
crowns, but men. Flow'rs
toil
for wrong? "No I"
crowns, but men.
God
AC\
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THY KINGDOM COME!
al clemoc
a1ocrac:y .
I th e
refer e nrl
'. social 1
I with
9chin e.
Thy kingdom come! then all the din of war,
1 of th e
Like some dark dream, shall vanish with the night!
all our I
Peace, holy peace, her myriads gifts shall pour,
1t' union,
Resting secure from dl\J1$er and affright.
and so 1
s ent mo1
Thy kingdom come! no more shall deeds of shame,
)een tau 1
Brutish and base, destroy th e soul divine:
lual. 'l'ha
ress, tha1
Bright with Thy )ove's all-p~rifyi11g flame
syste m.
Thy human t e mples evermore shall shine !
.f> equal
Thy kingdom ' come! mad g'i:eed for'. wealth and power
mortunit :
ge t to t
No more shall grind the ..weaklings. in the dust.
· is not
The n mind and strength shall share Thy ample dower,
in any f
Brothers in Thee, and one in equal trust.
e indivld1
.. ....'....H, W. Hawkes.
of all. (
berty an
l selfish
'h that .
, ussing frc
· ; Jing us I
.,
' ,t bond 01 ·
~11,.eoa uvme-tt'C'""'VV·asmrr~[une-anotner-m- rove- mm
nee .,. ·::-;-rnan:--"lt;:is the rea=
discussing · th_ tariff, and · utterly
e
and to rest not . until, · thl'o1igh· fellow- ,'-' ' ,: of this bdnd which i,
leollng the pressing problems of their
~hip and friendliness, ,y~- have:;_re~!\ , .1·. · In .every part of us,
community. Democ1•acy must be gin for
1z~d a large measure _ f ' ~he relation~.,' ,•' clety, which Is goi i,
o
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ship of brqthe rs and sisters of a com• · _·,,e~1d ,~ :ip~l al _ sic\mes,'
__
"Thy kingdom come!" 0 Lord we daily cry,
Weary and sad with earth's long strife and pain!
"How long, 0 Lord!" 'fhy suff'ring children sigh!
"Speed Thou the dawn, and o'er the nations reign!"
0
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Coaducted by THE BOSTON BAPTIST SOCIAL UNION
SEVENTH SEASON- J9J3-t9t4
.
EVERY SUNDAY EVENING AT 7.30
"Seven Famous Christmas Songs and Something About Them"
By JottN 'HARRIS GuTTERSON
1;
"When Reason and Ju s tice and l\Iercy united
Shall shed on th e world their bene fi ce nt s way,
The red fires of )Va r s hall no longe r be lighted,
And P eace s hall reign over a new perfect day,
And Pea ce shall r eig n over a ne w perfect day."
...
(To the tun e
I,
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•,
PROGRAM FOR DECEMBER 28
,· , _! ,
_.: ,.:_':}
,(.
..
Mrs. H. CARLETON SLACK,
Miss HARRIETT CLEVELAND W ESTCOTT
GEORGE MENDALL TAYLOR,
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1:
A d cs tc Fitlcli s" )
ADDRESS, "Walt Whitman, Prophet and Democrat"-Prof. Zueblin
HY11rn, 11 These Things Shall Be"
Q_uRSTIONS FROM THE FLOOR
:, :
'
11
2.
Soprano
C o ntralto
Accompanist
Duet, "The -Lord is l\fy Shepherd"
''The Los t Chord" •
.
,
Mis s
Smart
S11lliv a11
\VE S T COTT
Hv111N, "0 God of E a rth and Altar"
3 . "\Vhen the Heart is Youn g"
4. Selected .
.
.
,
!Jp·es
CIAL CEN
CRAT
PROGRAM FOR DECEMBER 21
. i .'
ns n eighb
to be mad ,
o pen th ese
is rai sed t
1ates, th e
1;~th e r an c
of Ii;
1r a ny oth,
Bu ck
By l\'l ar
a Socia l
C,
all kn •
)ening th e
re nings fo 1
mde r if yo ;
e m e nt is s 1
,tales, fro11 1
Atlanti c to
n afte r tow
1Ses e ve nin
t is no t s 111
en th e sa n
mnity wh icl
mtre mo ve1
all felt for
1
ll life.
Jr
-s trikin g cl;
I s hould sn
'igs toge th e 1
or e th a n e 1,
ts, for na li ,
ions, in
ns of e mp
keyn o te or
ss ion for :,;,
g reat ho i°H
)II
col
al d e mo c r.i,
moc ra c y is I
ADDRESS, "Can Religion Be Made Scientific?"
1 th e fo rm<
r efe r e nd1111
-Rev. Allyn K. Foster of Worcester
'. socia l pro
HYMN, "Thy Kingdom Come"
I with th e
achin e. Il 11
Q_UESTIONS FHOJII TH E FLOOR
.I of th e
all our h ea
,r 11ni on , o r
and so pe 1
0WIG CARL FICHTNER, •
,se nt mom e
Basso-Cantante
: 1 ee n ta ug ht
HN HARHIS G_uTTRRSON 1
Accompa nist
lu a l. '!'hat i:
.
.
a . Prayer from "Rie n zi"
IVag ,ur
r ess, that i:
1
{ /,. "Ilonor and Arms" from " S amson"
sys t e m. S,
'
H andel
,r, eq11 a l o
HY111N, "God Save the People"
Jportunity :i
!,.fax H ei11 ri'ch
a. "\Vho Knows ?"
2
ge t to th e
{ /,, "The Erl King"
,.
'
. L iiwe
· is not th
in a ny for,
· · ; ADDRESS, "The Ethics of Marriage and Divor~"-Dr . Stanton Coit of London
e individ11 a l
HY111N, "These Things Shall Be"
of all. (A 1
Q_URSTIONS FROM THE FLOOR
be rty and
! selfish w,
;h th a t , !i v
; nssin g from
!, 1in g us tog
It bond of a I
·- ~ - - - - ~ .........- - - ..,,,.,........,....,..,.__ .!'s th e r eali ~r
l
~
d to r est not unui; thl'ou gh · f~llow, .'' : ,: of this ,ond whi ch is ~i,
, a nd · utte rly
ship a nd fri e ndlin e s s, 'Y~ . h a ve ' r eal,.t '.· In every part of us, In
Ing probl e ms of th eir
ize d a la rge m easure of ' th e r ela tion·;; '; cle ty, which Is going
mocr acy mu s t b egin for
ship of broth e r s and sis t e rs of a co m• ·
· and socia l slc l.rn eses,
th e qi,cstlons 1.Hul nn sw~rs
m on Fath e r . Af\1e n . · :,:
economic e vils.
MLliJlii&,,,;.,.,;,..;.i,:;..;.;.:_1.:_ n _; ~or<~- - -·--L-~ '= -.......--'--'--'--S:."-'' - ' - - -- -- - - · - - - - ~ fr, __ .... _ .. ,._j..s ,: 1 ; e;.c (~
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Mrs.
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PROGRAM FOR JANUARY 4
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t--Y--UP.U.& ..... ~
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I
TIH
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·w11
I,
A
God Save the People
Th•
Music composed for the Ford Hall Meetings
All rights. reserved
Ebenezer Elliott (1781-1849)
']
Charles S, Brown, 1913
------,---.--,----,
i1liffl]=rd Tu=i==igtj=~ ~
=-J:/:ti!~i ~
,vhen wilt Thou save the pea
Shall crime bring crime for • ev
3. When wilt Thou save the pea
---,.---I'-~)~ _
·
I I
(
ple? 0
God of mer • cy, wh en? Not
er, Strength aid • ing still the wrong?
Is
pie? 0
God of mer • cy, when? The
~ =f=
== ~=t- -t·-11- F
~
~~b#=F=~=~=~
=
rr=F--=~=
', .
All
.J•--~-...:.fl::::=i:-a-'--,=3
I
r--F ~§~~~:]
=r-
I •
kings and
it
Thy
pea • pie,
lords, but
will, 0
Lord, the
na
Fa
pea
lions, Not thrones and crowns, but men. Flow'rs
th er, That men shall toil
for wrong? "No I"
God
pie, Not thrones and crowns, but men.
. I
of
say
save
•
.
/
Thy ·
the
the
heart,
God,
0
n1ou11 - tains; "No I"
pea • pie, Thine
them not
they, Let
the skies;" :M an's cloud • ed
chi! • dren,
th ey are; Thy
are
pass
sun
as
lik e
shall
Thy
I
.
' Ii
·.,
weeds
a• way, Let th em not fade in sun -less day.
God
bright
ly rise, And songs be heard in • stead of sighs." God
an • gels fair, Save them from bond-age and de • spai_ God
r,
save the pea • pi e.
save the peo • pie.
save the pea • pie.
.!__l-f-_.:¾~==r--J-=,=E~~Fg= Et3=~-=1=1·1~
-----cc=r=~==§F~~==r3==r=-r~~tr =~==
·- _ .J•
~±~~E==-=.-
:
Rall Jfoll
},
___ . . .!..--,-,~--~- ··~ ~-,,.
··
~
THESE THINGS SHALL BEi
Nation with nation, land with land,
These things shall be! a loftier race
Than e'er the world hath known, shall rise· , . Unarm'd shall llve as. comrades free;
r£ ev'ry heart and brain shall throb
With flow'r of freedom In their souls,
The pulse of one fraternity,
And light of science In their eyes.
e
They shall be gentle, brave and strong,
To spill no drop of blood, but dare
All that may plant man's lord-ship firm,
On earth, and fire, and sea, and air.
,gs
of mer - cy, when? Not
ing still the wrong?
Is
:>f mer - cy, when? The
)•--•--=
-i==e.~-1'3
+=-i:- t - i: =
g===~
==3
New arts shall bloom of loftier mould
And mightier music thrill the skies,
And ev'ry llfe shall be a song,
When all the earth Is paradise.
These things -they are no dreams-shall be
For happier men when we are gone':
Those golden days for them shall dawn,
Transcending aught we gaze upon.
-John Addington Symonds.
~~~~~ -•- -•---=::l
~ ~::3
=
_ _ -•E ~them not
cloud - ed
chi! - dren,
pass
sun
as
like
shall
Thy
- -•-~~~!~~g~q
=t--+:8~~1=1
- --•-.-•-o --,
= - --;- -• =:@ - - - .
------~
-God
God
God
save the peo - pie.
save the peo - pie.
save the peo - pie.
us ne i,l
to be n
open th
is ral s,
iates, t
gether
mtres o
>r any ,
CIAL C
CR
By
0 GOD OF EARTH AND AL TAR
O God of earth and altar
Bow down and hear our cry,
Our earthly rulers falter,
Our people drift and die;
The walls of gold entomb us,
The swords of scorn divide,
Take not Thy thunder from us,
But take away our pride.
From all that terror teaches,
From lies of tongue and pen,
From ·all the easy speeches
That ,<,:omfort crue·l men,
From sale and profanation
Of honor and the sword,
From sleep and from damnation,
• DE)liver us, good Lord.
Tie In a living tether
The priest and prince and thrall,
Bind all our lives together,
Smite us and save us all;
In ire and exultation
Aflame with faith, and free,
Lift up a living nation,
A single sword to Thee.
-G. K. Chesterton.
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crowns, but men.
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THY KINGDOM COME!
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refer e nrl
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9chin e.
Thy kingdom come! then all the din of war,
1 of th e
Like some dark dream, shall vanish with the night!
all our I
Peace, holy peace, her myriads gifts shall pour,
1t' union,
Resting secure from dl\J1$er and affright.
and so 1
s ent mo1
Thy kingdom come! no more shall deeds of shame,
)een tau 1
Brutish and base, destroy th e soul divine:
lual. 'l'ha
ress, tha1
Bright with Thy )ove's all-p~rifyi11g flame
syste m.
Thy human t e mples evermore shall shine !
.f> equal
Thy kingdom ' come! mad g'i:eed for'. wealth and power
mortunit :
ge t to t
No more shall grind the ..weaklings. in the dust.
· is not
The n mind and strength shall share Thy ample dower,
in any f
Brothers in Thee, and one in equal trust.
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of all. (
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and to rest not . until, · thl'o1igh· fellow- ,'-' ' ,: of this bdnd which i,
leollng the pressing problems of their
~hip and friendliness, ,y~- have:;_re~!\ , .1·. · In .every part of us,
community. Democ1•acy must be gin for
1z~d a large measure _ f ' ~he relation~.,' ,•' clety, which Is goi i,
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ship of brqthe rs and sisters of a com• · _·,,e~1d ,~ :ip~l al _ sic\mes,'
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"Thy kingdom come!" 0 Lord we daily cry,
Weary and sad with earth's long strife and pain!
"How long, 0 Lord!" 'fhy suff'ring children sigh!
"Speed Thou the dawn, and o'er the nations reign!"
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