Addresses And Literary Contributions On the Threshold of Eighty Two
Addresses And Literary Contributions On the Threshold of Eighty Two
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She said, "My husband went to the war this morning. My brothers went last evening. My boy is only eight or I would send him. If we are beaten, France disappears as a Nation, our glorious past is a memory. We lose everything which makes life worth the living and there is no future for our children. If England will help, we can succeed, but not alone. Will England help?" This was the wistful cry which went up from every soldier, statesman and from every home in France.
I never can forget the scen...e when England declared war and announced her loyalty and faith with France, Belgium and Russia. It is the greatest privilege which has ever come to men to have lived and been active participants in the events I03 of the last sixty years. There has been no such period in recorded time. In liberty, humanity, social service and on the material side in inventions and discoveries, it has crystallized into achievement, the dreams and aspirations of all the cen- turies.
But it is a supreme opportunity to have felt and shared those emotions of all the peoples of a nation and sometimes of the world, which lifted our common human nature into the rarer atmosphere of brotherhood and hope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She said, "My husband went to the war this morning. My brothers went last evening. My boy is only eight or I would send him. If we are beaten, France disappears as a Nation, our glorious past is a memory. We lose everything which makes life worth the living and there is no future for our children. If England will help, we can succeed, but not alone. Will England help?" This was the wistful cry which went up from every soldier, statesman and from every home in France.
I never can forget the scen...e when England declared war and announced her loyalty and faith with France, Belgium and Russia. It is the greatest privilege which has ever come to men to have lived and been active participants in the events I03 of the last sixty years. There has been no such period in recorded time. In liberty, humanity, social service and on the material side in inventions and discoveries, it has crystallized into achievement, the dreams and aspirations of all the cen- turies.
But it is a supreme opportunity to have felt and shared those emotions of all the peoples of a nation and sometimes of the world, which lifted our common human nature into the rarer atmosphere of brotherhood and hope.
What to read after Addresses And Literary Contributions On the Threshold of Eighty Two?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chauncey M Chauncey Mitchell Depew to read onlineMoreLess
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