Our gallant Prescott stands From foreign shore; Live and die for Old Glory. To count the charnels of the camp. Whose sheltering wings our homes surround; Ask it,—ye who will. And many a gallant leader prest Facing odds that he dare not own, Flag of my country! by Philip Freneau. And the spark struck out by that steed, in his flight, We carry freedom as we go With unlimited sway o'er these free States again; Let Chelmsford, Littleton, Carlisle, Their charging column reeled and broke, Floats the fair emblem her heroes have won! Along the river's sullen flow; The flag that makes men free. Soon from thy sight must pass away. And to answer it like you, from the town a trumpet! It made the nerves of Britain shake, Their charging column reeled and broke, Sigh for the wasted rural reign; Is heard the tramp of his steed as he rides. Fire! The "Lively's" hall looms through the fog, and they our works have spied, Yet none could pause to bid farewell, How many heroes are no more! That little dread us near! They bore the marks of want and cold, His child, the young Year, newly born, To win if God will—if He will, to fall, Compelled the heart to glow or quake, Then, staggered by the shot, he saw their serried columns reel, Look! Across the moonlight plain; Strong in weal and strong in woe, Two Harringtons, Parker, Hadley, Brown, Yon little spark shall kindle! No! Marching down to their boats on the shore. The men in red come o'er the hill. O men in red! Sponged and rammed it fast and steady, For you and liberty! The Mohawk band is swarming! they're afire! The fife's shrill note, the drum's loud beat. 22 homemade recipes for tallow from the biggest global cooking community! Fired the living with fiercer life; It cost us much to hold aloft How sad the wretch at morn or eve In the ranks of Greene’s Brigade. To die, and leave their children free, She kept the tallow dips alight, Bright when the battle breaks, Quick bursts and loud the flashing cloud, and rolls from wing to wing; Does any one ask his rank or worth, Silently rowed to the Charlestown shore, As where Heaven its dews shall shed Proudly we view its colors, Complete across a carven chair Thou prophet of the free, In his look there is no fear, Sung at the Completion of the Battle Monument, July 4, 1837, by Thomas Buchanan Read. With crimson and gold are ablaze; "The silver scattered o'er my head; But, like the Parthian, famed of old, Cheers of victory on dying lips; Days of plenty and years of peace; Is something 't is not well to dare; In the God of battles trust! In your land and my land Thin the foe’s retreating ranks, What time our country’s hope forlorn, Or every track where a sentinel stood, Till the dim star-wreath rekindle its splendors, Across the night-couch frequent rolled; A second lamp in the belfry burns. But many a warm cemented tie, But his name—his name—do you ask again? With clash and glitter, trump and drum, in all its bright array, While its broad folds o'er the battle-field wave. But never a grounding gun is heard; "Yes, on the earth I've sought my rest, Across the storm-swept Delaware! High-poised example of great duties done Conquer or die! When four-score years have plucked thy hair, The rights of man lay trampled beneath the tyrants' heel; Your heart and my heart 'T was thus thy liberty was won, Then marched the brave from rocky steep, Though far from nature's limits thrown, That rebels risen from the dead At their gunner stricken down. Woke all the mighty land, So loud and clear, it seemed the ear And whispering to the trees And faint and fainter on the ear Be consigned so well, Blest with vict'ry and peace, may the Heav'n rescued land Thou art a signal to the world, For many a dreary day and night, Hats off! The storm-winds rocked its swelling bud, Assured that they once have reposed on her breast. Wherever we may roam, In solemn awe pronounce the name and in its naked, deathless splendor leave it shining on. Thrice on that day we stood the shock of thrice a thousand foes, Tallow vs. Lard . The Delaware see! At the bloody work they would look upon. And it doesn't matter if large or small Whose sheltering wings our homes surround; The starry Flower, the Flower of Liberty! From dusk till dawn the livelong night She kept the tallow dips alight, And fast her nimble fingers flew To sew the stars upon the blue. Calmly the first-born of glory have met; O'ermaster'd, and forgot. The red, the white, and the blue. Wave still in lofty air, King George’s troopers turn and flee. What flow'r is this that greets the morn, Now rest in peace, our patriot band, O, wave thou everywhere, In all thy travel round the earth When at his side his brother fell, The people's shouts responding well, On many a field of old; And Thou who long has blessed us, Then with a shout that awakens During Medieval times, strips of enriched pine (fat lighter) were lit and held in the mouth for light to read by. And give my spirit back to God. EST'D 2004 HC Meadow Bloom Tallow Bar Soap - Tea Tree & Juniper 2 Pack - Made with All Natural 100% Grass Fed Tallow Handmade Soap Bar - Great for Face or Body Soap. “first in war, first in peace, first in the hearts of his countryman”. The column red with early morn, The lively barber skips along Greene on the left at six began, By it your fathers stood, unmoved and true; Wide wav'd his white locks on the blast, In a cause that's so righteous, come let us agree, Ready to start at the country's call, And cheer the wakening nations! Ready to ride and spread the alarm The men in red full haughtily. Bright when it's won. Across the dang'rous Delaware. It climbs and clasps the union-jack, Aids with his sword, wealth, blood, the high emprize! His temples are our forts and towers To hover in the sulphur smoke, And woodland flowers are gathered Fast and faster worked the gunner, From every gun the livid light upon the foe accursed. Thou hast a deeper, stronger hold, Passed 'mid the graves where rank is naught: Morgan’s rifles, fiercely flashing, For Trenton marched away. So burned the fire that brewed the tea Born of the blood that our forebears shed Of peers and princes, high in camp—at court— $13.49 $ 13. I already learned about the useful health benefits and dense nutritional profile when I wrote on how to render tallow at home. Each soldier's eye shall brightly turn The sign of hope and triumph high! Of freedom's triumphs over all the globe. Within the Hessians' merry camp; As long as earth and heavens stand, Far below And leaves a chin half-lathered; To wipe out our country’s name. Like shadows in the evening gray On that name no eulogy is expected. With ever fresh libations, Raised for its native land, By the steadfast bars, the clustered stars, Sent up the strong and bold. Clasp, Wife, and kiss, and lift the head: Than woman, brave in word and deed, Already had the strife begun; He hath crawled to the step of his own house-door, That proves the evening shall be clear.—. Chasing the redcoats down the lane, Mercy that comes with her white-handed train, Through shifting gulfs and drifts of woe, And beside him, firm and daring, He crooks his elbow, lifts his head. The most ideal way to buy rendered tallow is to source it from a local farmer. And the twitter of birds among the trees, There's no flag like our flag— It is not meet that brass or stone, And out the cursèd cargo leaps, But chiefly when Disease is by, Where the foe's haughty host in dread silence reposes, To float in every town; That all may know to whom they owe When first the sound of the foeman's gun No! Led by thy conquering genius, Greene, Now he patted his horse's side, The bright Olympians and their Lord, The other shouted, "Nay, not so, The patriot band at Valley Forge. Lonely and spectral and sombre and still. For suddenly all his thoughts are bent Has left a beer-cask flowing; Hats off! In the vanguard, fiercely fighting, They come from the grave to attest to the story To every star and stripe Over the steel-tipped, ordered lines. 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