Star Spangled History #5: 1814 Carr Arrangement of "The Star-Spangled Banner" 5/12

This performance features its original 1814 musical arrangement by Thomas Carr, note its use of a soloist echoed by a chorus. This verse was cut from the World War I version because of its anti-British rhetoric. It has been criticized more recently for its reference to slavery.
From the recital "Poets & Patriots: The 200th Birthday of 'The Star-Spangled Banner'" on Sunday, September 14, 2014 at the Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library. Jerry Blackstone, director, Mark Clague, narrator, Scott VanOrnum, piano.
Chorus includes: Sopranos Arianne Abela, Amy Petrongelli, and Leann Schuering; Altos Sarah Coit, Ashley Dixon and Kate Nadolny; Tenors Matt Abernathy, Noah Horn, Dan Kitzman, and Alexander Turpin; and Basses Mark Clague, Stephen Gusukuma, Luke Randall, and Glen Thomas Rideout

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I saw that there was more than just a piano sheet but also a flute sheet, and probably a horn one, etc..

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What is lyrics of this version?
And which sentence is anti-British?