America FirstTHE CONTINENTAL CONGRESSReading editionChapter navigation54 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterAMERICA FIRSTFOREWORDACKNOWLEDGMENTSTHE CONTINENTAL CONGRESSINTRODUCTIONACT I.ACT II.ACT III.ACT IV.AMERICAN PATRIOTISMWHAT IS PATRIOTISMAMERICA FOR ME[3]AMERICA FIRSTTHE MEANING OF THE FLAGMAKERS OF THE FLAGTHE FLAG OF THE UNION FOREVERFROM WASHINGTON'S FAREWELL ADDRESSWASHINGTONABRAHAM LINCOLNSECOND INAUGURAL ADDRESSROBERT E. LEEOUR REUNITED COUNTRYTHE BLUE AND THE GRAYA REMINISCENCE OF GETTYSBURGTHE NEW SOUTHTHE DUTY AND VALUE OF PATRIOTISMOUR COUNTRYBEHOLD THE AMERICANTHE HOLLANDER AS AN AMERICANTHE ADOPTED CITIZENOUR NAVYTHE PATRIOTISM OF PEACEA PLEA FOR UNIVERSAL PEACELINCOLN'S GETTYSBURG ADDRESSPRESIDENT WILSON'S NEUTRALITY PROCLAMATIONPOETRY OF PATRIOTISMCONCORD HYMN[1]WARREN'S ADDRESSPATRIOTISMTHE STAR-SPANGLED BANNERMY COUNTRYTHE AMERICAN FLAGSONG OF MARION'S MENTHE OLD CONTINENTALSTHE SWORD OF BUNKER HILLLIBERTY TREE[2]THE RISING IN 1776.[3]AMERICA[4]THE BLUE AND THE GRAYABRAHAM LINCOLN[5]THE FLAG GOES BYTHE SHIP OF STATETHE NAME OF OLD GLORY[6]Previous chapter ←ACKNOWLEDGMENTSNext chapter →INTRODUCTIONAll chapters and sections (54)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsAMERICA FIRSTFOREWORDACKNOWLEDGMENTSTHE CONTINENTAL CONGRESSINTRODUCTIONActs1234Act 4 · Other sectionsAMERICAN PATRIOTISMWHAT IS PATRIOTISMAMERICA FOR ME[3]AMERICA FIRSTTHE MEANING OF THE FLAGMAKERS OF THE FLAGTHE FLAG OF THE UNION FOREVERFROM WASHINGTON'S FAREWELL ADDRESSWASHINGTONABRAHAM LINCOLNSECOND INAUGURAL ADDRESSROBERT E. LEEOUR REUNITED COUNTRYTHE BLUE AND THE GRAYA REMINISCENCE OF GETTYSBURGTHE NEW SOUTHTHE DUTY AND VALUE OF PATRIOTISMOUR COUNTRYBEHOLD THE AMERICANTHE HOLLANDER AS AN AMERICANTHE ADOPTED CITIZENOUR NAVYTHE PATRIOTISM OF PEACEA PLEA FOR UNIVERSAL PEACELINCOLN'S GETTYSBURG ADDRESSPRESIDENT WILSON'S NEUTRALITY PROCLAMATIONPOETRY OF PATRIOTISMCONCORD HYMN[1]WARREN'S ADDRESSPATRIOTISMTHE STAR-SPANGLED BANNERMY COUNTRYTHE AMERICAN FLAGSONG OF MARION'S MENTHE OLD CONTINENTALSTHE SWORD OF BUNKER HILLLIBERTY TREE[2]THE RISING IN 1776.[3]AMERICA[4]THE BLUE AND THE GRAYABRAHAM LINCOLN[5]THE FLAG GOES BYTHE SHIP OF STATETHE NAME OF OLD GLORY[6]A DRAMATIZATIONSIGNING THE DECLARATION◇SIGNING THE DECLARATION← ACKNOWLEDGMENTSINTRODUCTION →
