Best Selling Books by Francis Scott Key

The four verses of the U.S. national anthem are dramatized in pictures that record the American way of life at home, school, in business and sommunity life, and in national service in 1942.

Apparently written to a clergyman friend who refused to baptize the child of unbelieving parents. Key dwells at length on the sponsors'' obligations in baptism, supporting his friend''s decision. He gives specific advice on how he would have proceeded. He also expresses sympathy for the child who would grow up unbaptized, but sees more danger from profanation of a Sacrament. Key also mentions other options such as baptizing the child with religious sponsors (acceptable) or without sponsors (unacceptable).

Written from Georgetown. Key writes to his uncle about depressed stock prices. He also discusses colonizing 12 captured Africans who are in Baltimore (he does not explain how they came to be there), in reference to his efforts through the American Colonization Society.

In de 19e eeuw wordt een jongen geboren in het lichaam van een oude man; vervolgens wordt hij almaar jonger..

Verhalen over de liefde.

Includes three descriptions from The Scribner Book Store describing early printings of the Star spangled banner, and eight magazine article clippings from Antiquarian bookman and the Publishers'' weekly regarding printings of the Star spangled banner.

Description of "The Grand Union, The Continental, or, the Cambridge flag [the first flag of the revolution] ... The first real United States flag and the second flag of the revolution ... The flag of the war of 1812 ...

RE: discusses his religion with his wife, Mary Taylor Lloyd Key.

Description: Includes "The Star-Spangled Banner"; "God Save The King"; "La Marseillaise"; La Brabançonne"; Bnshe Zaria Chrani!"; "Kimigayo"; "Srpska Narodna Himna"; "The Garibaldi Hymn"; "Rumania"; "A Portugeusa"; "Himno Bayamés."