Trump of glad jubilee,
Echo o'er land and sea,
Freedom for all!
Let the glad tidings fly,
And every tribe reply,
Glory to God on high,
At Slavery's fall!
THE END.
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FOOTNOTES:
[1] Epicureans were the followers of a philosopher in ancient Greece who taught that pleasure was the great object in life,—an excellent doctrine, if confined to the highest kind of pleasure, which consists in doing good.
[2] A daily journal of the state of the planets.
[3] Written in 1832.
[4] The ancient Greeks supposed that nine goddesses, whom they named Muses, inspired people to write various kinds of poetry.
[5] Sol is the word for sun in Latin, the language spoken by the ancient Romans.
[6] Phœbus was the name for the sun, in the language of the ancient Greeks.