Address On the Life And Character of Thomas Sherwin
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Many were appalled by dark forebodings. Treacherous and malignant hands threatened the very life of the nation. The slave oligarchy, filled with insane ambition, laid its plans deeply, and with a crafty cunning. Thoroughly loyal himself, what he saw filled him with indignation and grief. Every act of perfidy and treason roused him the more. The outbreak of hostilities, the cruelty to our men, all stirred his heart. What would he not do for his country? He attended public meetings, encouraged ef...fort, and liberally contributed money, to the full ex- tent of his means. He rejoiced as he heard of past graduates of the school, springing, on every side, to the aid of the national government. By word, look, and deed, he helped the good cause. With him 49 there was no lukewarmness. The cause of our armies was the cause of humanity and of God. He was deeply interested in the formation of the first colored regiment (the 54th Massachusetts), and raised a large sum for its equipment. But more than this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many were appalled by dark forebodings. Treacherous and malignant hands threatened the very life of the nation. The slave oligarchy, filled with insane ambition, laid its plans deeply, and with a crafty cunning. Thoroughly loyal himself, what he saw filled him with indignation and grief. Every act of perfidy and treason roused him the more. The outbreak of hostilities, the cruelty to our men, all stirred his heart. What would he not do for his country? He attended public meetings, encouraged ef...fort, and liberally contributed money, to the full ex- tent of his means. He rejoiced as he heard of past graduates of the school, springing, on every side, to the aid of the national government. By word, look, and deed, he helped the good cause. With him 49 there was no lukewarmness. The cause of our armies was the cause of humanity and of God. He was deeply interested in the formation of the first colored regiment (the 54th Massachusetts), and raised a large sum for its equipment. But more than this.
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