A Discourse On the Death of Abraham Lincoln Delivered Tuesday May 2 1865
A Discourse On the Death of Abraham Lincoln Delivered Tuesday May 2 1865
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On the part of the North, it is a war, we say, to vindicate the rights of labor. But in this, it is also a war for liberty in the largest sense, for humanity and justice, for Christianity itself.
In estimating the value and the glory of the cause, to which Lincoln devoted himself and to which he has fallen a sacrifice, it is necessary to add one thing more — this war as waged by the North is a war for peace. The line dividing the Empire, which the South proposed to create, from the Free States ...could be only an imaginary line. Between these regions there are no natural barriers of mountains, rivers, and inland seas. Such barriers are al- ways important to the peace of nations. European nations separated by only an imaginary line, do, indeed, avoid collisions upon their borders; but, it must be recollected, that there is nothing in their respective institutions and — 80 — personal cliaracieristics to provoke liostility. Thus Prus- sia and Saxony are separated by only an imaginary line; but the people on either side are substantially the same people, with similar ideas, institutions, and interests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the part of the North, it is a war, we say, to vindicate the rights of labor. But in this, it is also a war for liberty in the largest sense, for humanity and justice, for Christianity itself.
In estimating the value and the glory of the cause, to which Lincoln devoted himself and to which he has fallen a sacrifice, it is necessary to add one thing more — this war as waged by the North is a war for peace. The line dividing the Empire, which the South proposed to create, from the Free States ...could be only an imaginary line. Between these regions there are no natural barriers of mountains, rivers, and inland seas. Such barriers are al- ways important to the peace of nations. European nations separated by only an imaginary line, do, indeed, avoid collisions upon their borders; but, it must be recollected, that there is nothing in their respective institutions and — 80 — personal cliaracieristics to provoke liostility. Thus Prus- sia and Saxony are separated by only an imaginary line; but the people on either side are substantially the same people, with similar ideas, institutions, and interests.
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