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Home-Grown Anthem

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Ann Arbor News, October 5, 1968

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5

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October

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1968

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Poetry: The Slave Whip

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Signal of Liberty, November 03, 1845

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3

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November

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1845

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Poetry: Life

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Signal of Liberty, October 27, 1845

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27

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October

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1845

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Poetry: A Parody

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Signal of Liberty, September 22, 1845

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22

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September

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1845

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Poetry: Get Off the Track

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Signal of Liberty, July 21, 1845

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21

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July

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1845

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Poetry: Liberty Song

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Signal of Liberty, April 21, 1845

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21

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April

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1845

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Poetry: Your Brother Is A Slave

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Signal of Liberty, February 10, 1845

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10

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February

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1845

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Poetry: Harry Clay Of Old Kentucky

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Signal of Liberty, October 07, 1844

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7

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October

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1844

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Poetry: New Version Of The National Song--The Star Spangled Banner

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Signal of Liberty, July 22, 1844

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22

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July

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1844

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Poetry: Myron Holley

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Signal of Liberty, July 08, 1844

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8

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July

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1844

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