The Mixture (1930)

A little bit of Saxon

And a little bit of Gaul,

A little bit of Latin

And a touch of Celtic small;

A little bit of Norman

And a dash of Scottish clan,

Mixed with a bit of Teuton,

Makes a good American.

The best of all the races--

Let us hope, without the worst--

Is mingled in his making

By the whole earth he was nursed.

So who is there beneath us?

Who is there we should ban,

When all the world is living

In a good American?

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