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Poem September 13, 1771

The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle

Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

The last two stanzas of a celebratory ode performed before King George on his birthday, June 4th, praising the month of June, national homage to the monarch, and his benevolent rule blessed by Heaven.

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The following is the two last Stanzas of the Order for his Majesty's Birth-Day as it was performed before his Majesty on the 4th of June last.

Loveliest of months! bright June again
Thy season smiles. With thee return
The frolic band of pleasure's train,
With Britannia's festal morn,
When the glad land her homage pays
To George, her monarch and her friend.
May cheerful health, may length of day
And smiling peace his steps attend
May every good! Cease, cease the train
The prayer were impotent and vain
What greater good can man possess
Than he, to whom all bounteous Heaven,
With unremitting hand, has given
The power and will to bless?

What sub-type of article is it?

Ode Song

What themes does it cover?

Patriotism

What keywords are associated?

Kings Birthday George Iii June 4th Britannia Homage Royal Ode

Poem Details

Subject

His Majesty's Birth Day, Performed On The 4th Of June

Form / Style

Rhymed Stanzas

Key Lines

Loveliest Of Months! Bright June Again To George, Her Monarch And Her Friend. What Greater Good Can Man Possess Than He, To Whom All Bounteous Heaven, With Unremitting Hand, Has Given The Power And Will To Bless?

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