Thirteen Colonies Revolutionary Song: The Revolutionary Alphabet

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"The Revolutionary Alphabet" is a ballad published in 1775 in the Constitutional Gazette newspaper in New York, used during the revolution of the Thirteen Colonies and during the formation of the United States of America.
The song sings of hopes that King George III will grant the Colonies freedom, or else he will face protest and civil war between the New World and Great Britain.
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[@TunesofDragons]

The most American way to learn the alphabet

[@unknown-and-known]

the correct way

[@mohammedkhaliedrafsan3547]

American Revolution Learning Songs

[@ScarletRebel96]

This one is new to me ❤

[@seronymus]

I never heard thus, very interesting. Is this a moderate Pariot, Loyalist or neutral song?

[@Danjori]

At the time of its publishing, many American colonists didn't want to be independent, rather they wanted to remain under the Crown but be represented and have their own right to decide their own laws, essentially how the Commonwealth is now, independent in a sense but loyal to the King.
That's why the song twice praises George III and that they hope he'll stop those trying to break up the Crown and the Thirteen Colonies

[@seronymus]

@@Danjori ah so they wanted to be merely autonomous right? A compromise? Like Canada would be... I think there was a last minute proposal Congress rejected. You should read the book "For Want of a Nail" if you haven't

[@dominionofquebec10452]

⁠@@DanjoriI was wondering why that coat of arms was there

[@spanishmapper671]

Reminders me of mexico during its independence war. Most mexicans didnt want independence, they were just fighting Ferdinand VII.​@@Danjori

[@WindowsXPMapping1]

Happy Canada Day
(Also, very good song too)

[@komradematt8025]

oh thats just awesome

[@user-jc3qc2un9f]

good song

[@KaiserDrewboi]

this is 3x better then the og alphabet song definitely

[@anotherboat]

"L's for London" damn right