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Long Live the Land of the Free (sheet music)

November 19, 2018/0 Comments/in Acculturation, Art, Civic Engagement, Classroom Resource, European Immigrant Origin, Historical & Scientific Perspectives, History /by Adam Strom

Cover of the sheet music for the 1911 song “Long Live the Land of the Free.” Song lyrics include “”Be blessed, you free land.””Uncle Sam, sweet heaven of freedom of us the oppressed. Fly the American banner high for the land of opportunity and justice. Long live the land of the free!” Rumshinsky, Joseph, and Solomon Small. Long Live the Land of the Free. Hebrew Publishing Company, New York, New York, 1911. Notated Music. https://www.loc.gov/item/ihas.200182133

 

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