. L'epica americana. Dof grande bontà a questa terra favorita. Gli indiani, montato da Wayne, hanno cresciuto pacificamente;jays trattato con gli inglesi, Anche se unjust.caused pace a sorridere dove la guerra aveva ammaliato; i fiends del whisky di PennsylvaniaSubmitted alle truppe di Harry Lee, dimostrando la maestà della legge del fedral;fatti sono stati svegati da Washington potente;gli stati tenuti liberi dal dominio straniero;quando la Francia nei toni del derubatore ha chiesto i regali,Pinckney con dignità stately ha risposto, milioni di AYeve per difesa, Ma non un tributo del centoPer al più forte dei nostri nemici, e gli stati coraggiosi in thunder ton

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. The American epic . dOf Gods great goodness to this favored land.The Indians, whipped by Wayne, have peaceful grown;Jays treaty with the British, though unjust.Caused peace to smile where war had madly frowned;The whisky fiends of PennsylvaniaSubmitted to the troops of Harry Lee, Proving the majesty of fedral law;Factions were awed by mighty Washington;The States kept free from foreign dominance;When France in robber tones demanded gifts, Pinckney with stately dignity replied, AYeve millions for defense, but not a centFor tribute to the strongest of our foes, And the brave States in thunder tones rolled backThe patriot statesmans grand, defiant words.When war came threatningly from angry France, The people rallied in their own defense, And called on Washington to lead their troops.The waves were witnesses of French defeats.The robber ships, some captured, some destroyed.Found foemen who could humble all their pride.Then Frenchmen changed their rulers, and againPeace wound her chain of love around okl friends.. llliiiilliiiiiiilSI JEFFERSON AND JOHN MARSHALL. 113 This strengthened the new government abroad, And gave the people confidence at home.It had been feared when Washington must go, The orphaned Union would then sadly pine.But the great man retired to private life;The States lived on. He died; they flourished still.Twas feared that conflicts at election timesWould bring on anarchy and bloody strife.Administrations changed; no blood was shed.Then selfish faction tempted Aaron BurrTo let it steal for him the highest place;And Burr was willing, while for days they triedTo take the presidency and its powerFrom Jefferson, the peoples chosen chief.But honest Bayard checked the villainy;Against his party, let the right prevail.Twas well the government should stand the test, And triumph over factions cunning fraud.It throttled usurpation and struck downThe tyranny that followed forms of law, When even patriots in authorityEnacted and enforced despotic lawsAgainst the Constitu

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