The Loyalist Poetry of the Revolution
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Tune : "Nancy Dawson. '''' [From Towne's Evening Post: No. 435. ] Ye Tories all rejoice and sing Success to George our gracious king; The faithful subjects tribute bring And execrate the Congress.
These hardy knaves and stupid fools ; Some apish and pragmatic mules ; Some servile acquiescing tools ; These, these compose the Congress.
When Jove resolv'd to send a curse, And all the woes of life rehearse ; Not plague, not famine, but much worse ; He curs'd us with a Congress.
THE CONGRESS. 11 The...n peace forsook this hapless shore ; Then cannons blaz'cl with horrid roar ; We hear of blood, death, wounds and gore ; The offspring of the Congress.
Imperial Rome from scoundrels rose; Her grandeur's hail'd in verse and prose; Venice the dregs of sea compose; So sprung the mighty Congress.
When insects vile emerge to light, They take tlieir short inglorious flight, Then sink again to native night : An emblem of the Congress.
With freemen's rights they wanton play ; At their command, we fast and pray; With worthless paper they us pay ; A fine device of Congress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tune : "Nancy Dawson. '''' [From Towne's Evening Post: No. 435. ] Ye Tories all rejoice and sing Success to George our gracious king; The faithful subjects tribute bring And execrate the Congress.
These hardy knaves and stupid fools ; Some apish and pragmatic mules ; Some servile acquiescing tools ; These, these compose the Congress.
When Jove resolv'd to send a curse, And all the woes of life rehearse ; Not plague, not famine, but much worse ; He curs'd us with a Congress.
THE CONGRESS. 11 The...n peace forsook this hapless shore ; Then cannons blaz'cl with horrid roar ; We hear of blood, death, wounds and gore ; The offspring of the Congress.
Imperial Rome from scoundrels rose; Her grandeur's hail'd in verse and prose; Venice the dregs of sea compose; So sprung the mighty Congress.
When insects vile emerge to light, They take tlieir short inglorious flight, Then sink again to native night : An emblem of the Congress.
With freemen's rights they wanton play ; At their command, we fast and pray; With worthless paper they us pay ; A fine device of Congress.
What to read after The Loyalist Poetry of the Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winthrop Sargent to read onlineMoreLess
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