Curious Questions
In History, Literature, Art and Social Life — S. H. Killikelly — in Three Volumes

Author of "God Save the King."

Volume I · No. 215

The author of the English national anthem, "God Save the King" (or Queen), was Dr. Henry Carey, born in London about 1696, and died 1743.

The poem was written in honor of a birthday of George II., but it has undergone some changes as regards the words. The music was composed by Dr. John Bull.

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