Toasts and Forms of Public Address for Those Who Wish to Say the Right Thing in the Right Way by William Pittenger
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for the nation's welfare.
Failure to Treason: May he who would destroy his country for a mess of pottage never get the pottage! The Penalty of Treason: May he who would uproot the tree of Liberty be the first one crushed by its fall. The Nation: May it know no North, no South, no East, no West, but only one broad, beautiful, glorious land. America: Dear Country, our thoughts are more constant to thee, Than the steel to the star and the stream to the sea. Our Revolutionary Fathers: May their sons never disgrace their parentage. Our Town: The best in the land; let him that don't like it leave it. The Tree of Liberty: May every American citizen help cultivate it and eat freely of its fruit. The Emigrant: May the man that doesn't love his native country speedily hie him to one that he can love. The American Eagle: It is not healthful to try to deposit salt on his venerable tail. California: The land of golden rocks and golden fruits. |
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