From "On the Progress of Science in Canada."

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From your great cities and teeming prairies, from your learned altars

and countless cottages, from your palaces on sea and land, from your

millions on the waters and your multiplied millions on the plains, let

one united cheering voice meet the voice that now comes so earnest from

the South, and let the two voices go up in harmonious, united, eternal,

ever-swelling chorus, Flag of our Union! wave on; wave ever! Ay, for it

waves over freemen, not subjects; over States, not provinces; over a

union of equals, not of lords and vassals; over a land of law, of

liberty, and peace, not of anarchy, oppression, and strife! BENJAMIN

HARVEY HILL.

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