| E. Cobham Brewer 1810–1897. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898. |
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Of AUSTRIA. Haydn’s Hymn to the Emperor. | 1 |
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BELGIAN. The Brabançonne. | 2 |
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DENMARK. Song of Danebrog [a flag with a white cross, which fell from heaven in the 13th century at the prayer of Waldemar II.]. | 3 |
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ENGLAND. Rule Britannia, words by Thomson, music by Handel, and God Save the King. (See above.) | 4 |
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FRANCE. Ancient, the Chanson de Roland. Since the Revolution, the Marseillaise and the Chant du Départ. | 5 |
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GERMANY. Arndt’s Des Deutschen Vaterland: “Heil Dir im Siegeskranz.” | 6 |
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HUNGARY. The Rakoczy March. | 7 |
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ITALY. Daghela Avanti un Passo [i.e. Move a step onward], 1821. Garibaldi’s warlike Hymn, and Godfredo Mameli’s Italian Brethren, Italy has Awaked, composed by Mercantini. | 8 |
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RUSSIA. God Protect the Czar. | 9 |
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SCOTLAND. Several Jacobite songs, the most popular being The King shall Enjoy his own Again, When the King Comes o’er the Water, and Lilliburlero of 1688. | 10 |
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