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| 1 | /m/0c0wq29 | /base/kwebbase/kwsentence/section | Details /lang/en | /user/miholc | none | |
| 2 | /m/0c0wq29 | /base/kwebbase/kwsentence/kwtopic | /m/01tcy7 The Battle Hymn of the Republic | /user/miholc | none | |
| 3 | /m/0c0wq29 | /base/kwebbase/kwsentence/next_sentence | /m/0c0wq2h The poem was quickly put to the tune that had been used for "John Brown's Body" and became the best known Civil War marching song of the North. | /user/miholc | none | |
| 4 | /m/0c0wq29 | /base/kwebbase/kwsentence/previous_sentence | /m/0c0wq24 In fear of forgetting the lines, she scribbled them down on a piece of paper in the dark before going back to sleep. | /user/miholc | none | |
| 5 | /m/0c0wq24 In fear of forgetting the lines, she scribbled them down on a piece of paper in the dark before going back to sleep. | /base/kwebbase/kwsentence/next_sentence | /m/0c0wq29 | /user/miholc | none | |
| 6 | /m/0c0wq29 | /type/object/type | /base/kwebbase/kwsentence | /user/miholc | none | |
| 7 | /m/0c0wq29 | /type/object/permission | /boot/all_permission | /user/miholc | none | |
| 8 | /m/0c0wq29 | /type/object/name | The result was a poem, published first in February 1862 in the journal 'Atlantic Monthly', and called "Battle Hymn of the Republic", for which she was paid $5 by the editor. /lang/en | /user/miholc | none | |
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