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"The Song of the Flag: A National Ode" was written by Eric Mackay and published in 1893. Minor poet overshadowed by his half-sister, best-selling novelist Marie Corelli.

The Song of the Flag: A National Ode

1893

Eric Mackay

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The Song of the Flag: A National Ode

Eric Mackay

1893

The Song of the Flag: A National Ode is a patriotic poem by Eric Mackay, first published in 1893. This lyrical work celebrates the British flag as a symbol of national pride, honor, and the spirit of the English people. Through vivid imagery and rhythmic language, Mackay evokes themes of loyalty and valor, urging readers to honor their heritage and view the flag as a unifying emblem amidst adversity. The poem reflects a deep connection to England's history and identity, making it a significant contribution to 19th-century patriotic literature.