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Literary August 28, 1793

National Gazette

Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

What is this article about?

Addition to the Marseillois Hymn composed by Citizen Thomasson, Lieutenant Colonel of the National Gendarmerie, sung on the 10th inst. French verses celebrate French-American union against tyrants, incorporating Marseillaise chorus, with English imitation.

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The following were added to the Marseillois Hymn, was composed by Citizen Thomasson. Lieutenant Colonel of the National Gendarmerie, & sung on the 10th inst.

FRANCAIS, que ces jours memorables, Soient le sceau de notre union ; Ameriquains incomparables O Vertueuse nation !—Bis.

Faissons les sermens inviolables, De rester a jamais unis, Que, tous les tyrans reunis, Tombent sous nos coups redoutables,

Aux armes Citoyens, formez vos bataillons Marchez, Marchons, Qu'un sang impur abreuve vos sillons.

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FRENCHMEN, too long the port of factions, This day should quench fell discord's flame Americans, whose virtuous actions, Excel the proudest nations' claim.

Let us forever be united, Conspiring kings our wrath shall dread; Our thunders bursting on their head, Shall hurl them from their thrones affrighted.

Arm, Citizens, to arms ! Arrange the warlike band ; March on, march on, With blood impure, Imbrue your thirsty land!

What sub-type of article is it?

Hymn Or Psalm Poem

What themes does it cover?

Patriotism Liberty Freedom War Peace

What keywords are associated?

Marseillois Hymn French American Union Patriotic Verses Tyrants Fall Citizens Arms

What entities or persons were involved?

Citizen Thomasson, Lieutenant Colonel Of The National Gendarmerie

Literary Details

Author

Citizen Thomasson, Lieutenant Colonel Of The National Gendarmerie

Subject

Sung On The 10th Inst.

Form / Style

Patriotic Verses With Chorus

Key Lines

Francais, Que Ces Jours Memorables, Soient Le Sceau De Notre Union ; Ameriquains Incomparables O Vertueuse Nation !—Bis. Aux Armes Citoyens, Formez Vos Bataillons Marchez, Marchons, Qu'un Sang Impur Abreuve Vos Sillons. Frenchmen, Too Long The Port Of Factions, This Day Should Quench Fell Discord's Flame Americans, Whose Virtuous Actions, Excel The Proudest Nations' Claim.

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