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1 “Concord Hymn”

2 “Concord Hymn” About the Battle of Lexington and Concord…one of the first battle of the American Revolution.

3 “Concord Hymn” Written for the monument dedication on July 4, 1837.
Emerson was asked by the Monument Committee to write something for the event.

4 “Concord Hymn” Originally sung at the dedication
Written in a rhythm that allows it to be easily put to music

5 “Concord Hymn” Metonymy Type of figurative language
Use a word or expression as a substitute for a related term.

6 “Concord Hymn” Metonymy Example: The Pen is mightier than the Sword.
PEN is being used in place of words or writing SWORD is being used in place of fighting, force, or violence. Metonymy

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