History & Politics
To Mr. K.'s Tune of the Prince's March
From Miscellaneous Works (Waller, 1907)
GREAT Nassau rise from Beauty
Leave Maria's softer Charms
Call the Soldier to his Duty
Bid the Trumpet sound Alarms
To renown Love excites Thee
O prepare
Sudden War
Mary's injur'd Cause invites Thee
Love and Mary bless thy Arms.
Great Nassau rise to Glory
Rise to Save our sinking State
Truth and Justice march before Thee
Victory behind shal wait.
Death and Hell n'er shal vex Thee
Faith and Laws
Back thy Cause
All our Isle with Joy expects Thee
March to Conquer and be great.
Sound to France, spread Thy Banner
Hoist thy Sails and plow the Main
Guarded by Success and Honor
Vindicate thy own again
Fortune laughs Fate is willing
To Advance
Thee o'er France
Court the Hours whilst yet they'r smiling
March to Overcome and Reign.
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Prior, Matthew. “To Mr. K.'s Tune of the Prince's March.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/prior/259/.
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Prior, Matthew. “To Mr. K.'s Tune of the Prince's March.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/prior/259/.
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