A World in Ferment; Interpretations of the War for a New World
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Yet I was brought up under the very shadow of his name, of his fame, and of his work. The events and cir- cumstances of his life were among the earliest lessons that it was my fortune to learn. It seemed to me then, and it seems to me now, that Abraham Lincoln left to every American born after him a legacy in the form of a direct injunction to love his country, to study its needs, to make himself familiar with its poli- cies and its problems, and to labor with those like-minded with himself for... the advancement of all of these.
The era of Lincoln, of the Civil War, and of nation-building — that great classic era in the history of the western world and of all mankind — is closed. The problems that confronted the founders and the builders of our nation are still our problems, but they are presented to us in 103 104 HIGHER PREPAREDNESS a different form. We are no longer a young people, but a comparatively old and well- established one. We are, thank God, a united people. We have solved, let us hope forever and finally, the problem of building a single great nation out of a group of federated States with diverse populations, with conflicting eco- nomic needs and desires, and we have opened our arms to the whole wide world that it may enter in and share with us and with our children the shelter and the protection of this noble structure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet I was brought up under the very shadow of his name, of his fame, and of his work. The events and cir- cumstances of his life were among the earliest lessons that it was my fortune to learn. It seemed to me then, and it seems to me now, that Abraham Lincoln left to every American born after him a legacy in the form of a direct injunction to love his country, to study its needs, to make himself familiar with its poli- cies and its problems, and to labor with those like-minded with himself for... the advancement of all of these.
The era of Lincoln, of the Civil War, and of nation-building — that great classic era in the history of the western world and of all mankind — is closed. The problems that confronted the founders and the builders of our nation are still our problems, but they are presented to us in 103 104 HIGHER PREPAREDNESS a different form. We are no longer a young people, but a comparatively old and well- established one. We are, thank God, a united people. We have solved, let us hope forever and finally, the problem of building a single great nation out of a group of federated States with diverse populations, with conflicting eco- nomic needs and desires, and we have opened our arms to the whole wide world that it may enter in and share with us and with our children the shelter and the protection of this noble structure.
What to read after A World in Ferment; Interpretations of the War for a New World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White, Andrew Dickson, 1832-1918. Fmo to read onlineMoreLess
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