Ode to Liberty and Union Poem by Richard Willis
A 19th century poetic tribute titled Ode to Liberty and Union, attributed to Richard Willis. The verse salutes patriotism, unity, and loyalty, urging Americans to uphold flag, government, and divine aid amid peril. The piece invokes the Banner of light and asks God to defend the nation and preserve the union and liberty.
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A clerks tale of suspicion in a small store ends with a trust test. George, a trusted bookkeeper, reveals his honest savings and a thief among four clerks. He and Mr Warton set a plan, using lead marks and careful counting to expose the culprit.
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