Sacred to Liberty Justice and Peace This was a frontispiece of The Columbian Magazine, or Monthly Miscellany published in America in 1788. Concord, the Goddess of Harmony and Peace, stands before a temple with 13 pillars and the inscription "Sacred to Liberty Justice and Peace." On the pediment is America's Great Seal with "E Pluribus Unum" written on a long ribbon carried in the Eagle's beak. Atop the temple are three statues:     Liberty with a staff and liberty cap     Justice with scales     Peace with a palm Clio, the patroness of history, kneels beside Concord to inscribe the message delivered to her by Cupid who holds a copy of the Constitution. A poem describes the scene: "Behold! a Fabric now to Freedom rear'd, Approv'd by friends, and ev'n by Foes rever'd, Where Justice, too, and Peace, by us ador'd, Shall heal each Wrong, and keep ensheath'd the sword Approach then, Concord, fair Columbia's Son; And, faithful Clio write that 'WE ARE ONE'." See other allegorical drawings of America published by The Columbian Magazine. The Liberty Tree A rousing rendition of a song by Thomas Paine (1775)