John Pierpont (Джон Пирпонт)

Plymouth Rock

Escaped from all the perils of the sea,-
Storms, shoals,-the angry and engulphing waves,-
Here stand we, on a savage shore,-all free,
Thy freemen, Lord! and not of man the slaves.
Here will we toil and serve thee, till our graves
On these bleak hills shall open.-When the blood
Thou pourest now so warm along our veins
Shall westward flow, till Mississippi's flood
Gives to our children's children his broad plains,
Ne'er let them wear, O God, or forge a bondman's chains!

1. A Sister's Thoughts over a Brother's Grave
2. News-Carrier's Address
3. Economy of Slavery
4. Temperance Song
5. Evening Prayer for a Child

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