On Bri­tain

The phrase "On Bri­tain" resonates through 2 hymns, touching hearts across generations.

On Bri­tain· 2 hymns found
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To our once fa­vored na­tive land,
The yoke of Sa­tan, and of Rome.

On Bri­tain

Now ov­er­whelmed with guilt and shame,
And bless her princ­es and their priests;

To Our Once Favored Native Land

lyricist: Benjamin Beddome, 1778. Timothy Matthews, 1883
Hymn 1

...To our once fa­vored na­tive land,

[orig­in­al­ly, On Bri­tain, long a fa­vour’d isle]

Now ov­er­whelmed with guilt and shame,...

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To our once fa­vored na­tive land,

[orig­in­al­ly, On Bri­tain, long a fa­vour’d isle]

Now ov­er­whelmed with guilt and shame,

To Our Once Favored Native Land

Indulgent Sovereign of the Skies

lyricist: Philip Doddridge (1702–1751)
Composer: William Boyd, 1864
Hymn 2

...The yoke of Sa­tan, and of Rome.

With gen­tle beams on Bri­tain shine,

And bless her princ­es and their priests;...

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The yoke of Sa­tan, and of Rome.

With gen­tle beams on Bri­tain shine,

And bless her princ­es and their priests;

Indulgent Sovereign of the Skies

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