Abraham Lincoln : Tributes From His Associates, Reminiscences of Soldiers, Statesmen And Citizens
Abraham Lincoln : Tributes From His Associates, Reminiscences of Soldiers, Statesmen And Citizens
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A few days after this incident, an old " chum " from my own regiment wrote me that he was at Carver Hospital, and asked me to come and see him. I went, and while there X asked after the blind soldier who had lost his eyes. I then learned that the following day, after his interview with the President he received a commission as a First Lieutenant in the Eegu- lar Army of the United States, accompanied by an order of retireni ent upon full pay ; and if he is living to-day, he is doubtless drawing... the salary of a First Lieutenant in the United States Army on the retired list.
I never shall forget that dark hour in our nation's his- tory, the fourteenth of April, 1865. I was on duty at the War Department. Everything seemed peaceful, and nothing was heard but the quiet tread of the sentinel as he paced his beat. Suddenly a great commotion was heard outside, and in a moment the soldier on duty at the Pennsylvania Avenue front came rushing in, and, with a face pale as death, broke to us the tidings of the most accursed crime in modern history.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few days after this incident, an old " chum " from my own regiment wrote me that he was at Carver Hospital, and asked me to come and see him. I went, and while there X asked after the blind soldier who had lost his eyes. I then learned that the following day, after his interview with the President he received a commission as a First Lieutenant in the Eegu- lar Army of the United States, accompanied by an order of retireni ent upon full pay ; and if he is living to-day, he is doubtless drawing... the salary of a First Lieutenant in the United States Army on the retired list.
I never shall forget that dark hour in our nation's his- tory, the fourteenth of April, 1865. I was on duty at the War Department. Everything seemed peaceful, and nothing was heard but the quiet tread of the sentinel as he paced his beat. Suddenly a great commotion was heard outside, and in a moment the soldier on duty at the Pennsylvania Avenue front came rushing in, and, with a face pale as death, broke to us the tidings of the most accursed crime in modern history.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln : Tributes From His Associates, Reminiscences of Soldiers, Statesmen And Citizens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Hayes Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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