Essay On The Liberty Song By John Dickinson

“Liberty has never come from the government, liberty has always come from the subjects of it. The history of liberty is a history of resistance” (Wilson). In “The Liberty Song” by John Dickinson, he talks about uniting and dividing. If people divide, hell will come and if people unite, they will live in peace with freedom and liberty. In JFK’s Inaugural Address, he talks about uniting together no matter someone’s skin color, culture, or if they are male or female. If people be liberal to each other, it allows them to work together and if all people can come and work together they can create freedom, liberty, and peace.
“The Liberty Song” by John Dickinson is a song written during the Revolutionary war during which Americans were fighting for freedom and liberty. Dickinson claims that being liberal helps other people understand that they need to come together to become one. “Come, join hand in hand, brave Americans all” (Dickinson). Brave Americans are people that are liberal by joining hand in hand to show other people that they need to come together to become one. Dickinson states that by uniting, people will live in peace with their own rights, freedom, and liberty. Dickinson also claims that by dividing, people will

Kennedy talks about being liberal and having liberty. JFK states that when somebody helps another person, it helps other people understand to be liberal and help others around them. “If a free society cannot help the many who are poor, it cannot save the few who are rich” (Kennedy 4). If the rich do not help the poor, there will be doom to come for the whole race, meaning that some people have to be liberal to others just to save themselves. JFK also states that if all people work together, they can destroy the bad and help the bad become good. “Let both sides join in creating a new endeavor, not a new balance of power, but a new world of low” (Kennedy 7). If all people work together, they can create