| Alfred H. Miles, ed. Women Poets of the Nineteenth Century. 1907. | | | Songs of Greater Britain (1899)
I. Red, White and Blue | | By Cicely Fox-Smith (1882–1954) |
| | | SONS of the seagirt land, | |
| Strong round the banner stand, | |
| Steadfast and true! | |
| Honour and loyalty | |
| Ever our watchword be! | 5 |
| Flutter o’er land and sea | |
| Red, white and blue! | |
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| Red for the life-blood shed, | |
| When for their country bled | |
| Brave men and true! | 10 |
| White for our stainless name, | |
| Blue for our faith and fame, | |
| Guarding from every shame | |
| Red, white and blue! | |
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| Britons, while earth endure, | 15 |
| Keep we our ’scutcheon pure | |
| Centuries through! | |
| Long may Britannia’s fame | |
| Inviolate remain— | |
| Ever without a stain | 20 |
| Red, white and blue! | | | | |
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