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Charles Bradlaugh, Volume 1 (of 2

Note 121 — Chapter XXVI

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This song was written by a young shoemaker named James Wilson, and was set to music by another poor but gifted man, John Lowry. Poor Wilson died early, but his song became a sort of war-cry in Northampton, and will live long in the hearts of his fellow-townsmen.

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