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Patriotic Ode.

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Written at the time of the last excitement on the Niagara Frontier.             Rejoice, rejoice, we all do stand,             United in one mighty band;             No traitors in our land we find,             All one in heart, all one in mind;             Resolute in their opinion,             None shall conquer our Dominion;             For every man with dauntless mien             Will rally round our flag and Queen.

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