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Poem November 6, 1790

Gazette Of The United States

New York, New York County, New York

What is this article about?

Patriotic poem praising the peace, science, arts, commerce, laws, and freedom of the United States, invoking blessings for continued harmony and union.

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THE UNITED STATES.

WHILE Discord rends the eastern hemisphere,
Peace, with her train of virtues triumphs here;
Beneath her smiles fair science rears her head,
And all the arts their various treasures spread;
The sk ies benignant shed their genial pow'r,
And plenty, in a rich profusion, show'r ;
Our commerce catches every wind that blows :
To earth's remotest shores our produce goes :
Our sacred laws, freedom and justice frame,
And rival nations celebrate our fame!
Hail happy States ! may fate propitious give.
That long thy sons in harmony may live :
On Union built, till time dissolve the sphere
Thou free, and great, and glorious shalt appear!

What sub-type of article is it?

Ode

What themes does it cover?

Patriotism Liberty Independence Commerce Trade

What keywords are associated?

United States Peace Commerce Freedom Union Prosperity

Poem Details

Title

The United States.

Form / Style

Rhymed Couplets

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Hail Happy States ! May Fate Propitious Give. On Union Built, Till Time Dissolve The Sphere Thou Free, And Great, And Glorious Shalt Appear!

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