War Poetry of the South by Various
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Are based our ruling powers--
The world but feels, with wondering awe, There is no land like ours! Though other lands may boast their brave, Whose deeds are writ in fame, Their heroes ne'er such glory gave As gilds our country's name; Though others rush to daring deeds, Where the darkening war-cloud lowers, Here, each alike for freedom bleeds-- There is no land like ours! Though other lands Napoleon And Wellington adorn, America, her Washington, And later heroes born; Yet Johnston, Jackson, Price, and Lee, Bragg, Buckner, Morgan towers, With Beauregard, and Hood, and Bee-- There is no land like ours! The Angel of the Church. By W. Gilmore Simms. |
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