 | 1833 - 214 Seiten
...your vile embrace,— Uprising, take your place Among earth's noblest race, By right, thejirst I III. The night — the long, long night Of infamy and slight,...doomed to bear, Bloody beyond compare — Recedes apace I IV. See ! in the East breaks forth, Kindling the West and North, The glorious dawn Of FREEDOM'S natal... | |
 | 1833 - 202 Seiten
...your vile embrace, — Uprising, take your place Among earth's noblest race, By right, the first! III. The night — the long, long night Of infamy and slight,...doomed to bear, Bloody beyond compare — Recedes apace ! / IV. See ! in the Easf breaks forth, Kindling the West and North, The glorious dawn Of FREEDOM'S... | |
 | Maria Weston Chapman - 1836 - 256 Seiten
...xxvn. WILLIAM LLOVD GARRISON. YE who in bondage pine, Shut out from light divine, Hope and Faith. 51 Bereft of hope ; Whose limbs are worn with chains,...shall wrong, But Liberty's sweet song Be sung by all ! STfje jFollotoers of (£ijrtst. xxvxn. » REGINALD HEBER. THE Son of God goes forth to war, A kingly... | |
 | Maria Weston Chapman - 1836 - 240 Seiten
...your vile embrace, — Uprising, take your place Among earth's noblest race, By right, the Jlrst ! The night — the long, long night Of infamy and slight,...shall wrong, But Liberty's sweet song Be sung by all ! *£!)« jf oHolacus of XXVIII. REGINALD HEBER. THE Son of God goes forth to war, A kingly crown to... | |
 | Maria Weston Chapman - 1836 - 236 Seiten
...embrace,— Uprising, take your place Among earth's noblest race, By right, the first! The night—the long, long night Of infamy and slight, Shame and disgrace,...and, at thy dread word, Fetters shall fall From every limb—the strong No more the weak shall wroqg, But Liberty's sweet song jpoUotoers of dffjrist. XXVIXI.... | |
 | William Lloyd Garrison - 1843 - 108 Seiten
...vile embrace, 3 I. Uprising, take your place Among earth's noblest race — By right, the first ! Ill The night — the long, long night Of infamy and slight,...doomed to bear, Bloody beyond compare, Recedes apace ! IV. See ! in the East breaks forth, Kindling the West and North, The glorious dawn Of FREEDOM'S natal... | |
 | Jairus Lincoln - 1843 - 110 Seiten
...Bereft of hope, •2. Shout, for the hour draws nigh, That gives you Kbcrty; And, from the dust, 3. Speed, speed the hour, O Lord, Speak and at thy dread word, Fetters shall fall __,_ , . L._* I i .^ Whose limbs aie worn with chains, Whose tears tedew our plains, p So long your... | |
 | William Lloyd Garrison - 1852 - 428 Seiten
...vile embrace, Uprising, take your place Among earth's noblest race — ' Tis right and just ! III. The night — the long, long night Of infamy and slight,...doomed to bear, Bloody beyond compare, Recedes apace ! rv. Lorn Africa, once more, As proudly as of yore, Shall yet be seen Foremost of all the earth In... | |
 | Henry Stephens Salt - 1893 - 386 Seiten
...from the dust, So long your vile embrace, Uprising, take your place Among earth's noblest race — The night, the long, long night Of infamy and slight,...doomed to bear, Bloody beyond compare, Recedes apace I Lorn Africa, once more, As proudly as of yore, Shall yet be seen Foremost of all the earth In learning,... | |
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Whose limbs are worn with chains, Whose tears bedew our plains, Whose blood our glory stains, In gloom who grope : Shout ! for the hour draws nigh, That gives you liberty ! And from the dust, — So long your vile embrace, — Uprising, take your place... 