A Memorial Address for Those Bowdoin Men Who Gave Their Lives in the War
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Class of 1922 Samuel Garnons Bush. S.A.T.C. d. 22 Dec, 1918, Brunswick, Me.
Medical Class of 1913 Wyvern Almon Coombs. 1st Lieut., M.R.C. Killed in accident, 23 Apr., 1918, Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.
Honorary Graduate Sherman Avery White. Lieut. Col., U.S.A. Killed in accident, 80 Nov., 1918, in France.
Class of 1889 George Taylor Files. Y.M.C.A. d. 23 Apr., 1919, Boston, Mass.
Abhrrfifl By President Sills The reading of these familiar names in this place and at this time is far more elo- quent th...an any formal memorial address.
Yet since this service would be strangely in- complete and cold were no words of gratitude uttered, I ask you to think with me for a few minutes what discipline of self, what sacrifice, what love of country we here honor.
Every one of these men whether in glorious combat on the field or in the dread routine of duty in camp died with his face to the foe, expressing in that final act the noblest tradition of the College. "They would be free or die," not only because they were American citizens, but because they had learned here their kinship with the heroes of the past and their obligation to keep the heritage that had been so richly won for them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C.
Class of 1922 Samuel Garnons Bush. S.A.T.C. d. 22 Dec, 1918, Brunswick, Me.
Medical Class of 1913 Wyvern Almon Coombs. 1st Lieut., M.R.C. Killed in accident, 23 Apr., 1918, Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.
Honorary Graduate Sherman Avery White. Lieut. Col., U.S.A. Killed in accident, 80 Nov., 1918, in France.
Class of 1889 George Taylor Files. Y.M.C.A. d. 23 Apr., 1919, Boston, Mass.
Abhrrfifl By President Sills The reading of these familiar names in this place and at this time is far more elo- quent th...an any formal memorial address.
Yet since this service would be strangely in- complete and cold were no words of gratitude uttered, I ask you to think with me for a few minutes what discipline of self, what sacrifice, what love of country we here honor.
Every one of these men whether in glorious combat on the field or in the dread routine of duty in camp died with his face to the foe, expressing in that final act the noblest tradition of the College. "They would be free or die," not only because they were American citizens, but because they had learned here their kinship with the heroes of the past and their obligation to keep the heritage that had been so richly won for them.
What to read after A Memorial Address for Those Bowdoin Men Who Gave Their Lives in the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sills, Kenneth C. M. (Kenneth Charles Morton), 1879-1954 to read onlineMoreLess
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