Union and Liberty

"Union and Liberty," a stirring national anthem, combines the patriotic verses of Oliver Wendell Holmes with the musical composition of Francis Boott. Originally published in 1892, this work encapsulates the fervent national spirit of the late 19th century. Holmes, a renowned physician, poet, and polymath, infuses the anthem with themes of unity and freedom, while Boott's score provides a powerful and memorable accompaniment. This historical piece offers a glimpse into the cultural and patriotic sentiments of a nation striving for cohesion and progress. Ideal for historians, music enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the evolution of American national identity, "Union and Liberty" remains a testament to the enduring power of music and verse in shaping national consciousness.

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