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Tuesday, April 27, 2010. Rise - Sons of the Free - July 4, 1839. An Ode Birth-Day of Washington - February 22, 1839. July 4, 1840. The Star Flags Streaming in the Breeze - July 4, 1840. Ode To Wyoming - July, 1841. Rise - Sons of the Free. Amos Sisty - July 4, 1839. Sung to the tune of Wake! Isles of the South! Rise, sons of the free! The blest morning has broke-. And tune every tongue to rejoicing and song;. Tis our own natal day when the iron bound yoke. The Eagle arose, and the star spangled flag.CONTENT
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