An Eulogy On Abraham Lincoln Sixteenth President of the United States Pronoun
An Eulogy On Abraham Lincoln Sixteenth President of the United States Pronoun
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The rebel President and Cabinet are fugitives and eoon will be vagabonds, most anxious to escape the just vengeance of . Their deluded followers and victims, which will pursue them with justly excited wrath.
In the midst of all these triumphs — triumphs for which with patient endurance he had waited through the anxious days and sleepless nights of the last ibur years, bearing dis- appointment and defeat and loss, taunted, defied, maligned, slandered, and betrayed by friends, the moderation and ...jus- tice of the President was more conspicuous than ever before —it became magnanimity — generosity — we almost feared lest it might degenerate into weakness.
On the 14th day of April, 1861^ Major Anderson and his gallant followers, having saluted with all honor the old flag PRESIDENT LINCOLN. 11 whicli Had floated over Fort Sumter, hauled it down, and to the sound of martial music marched out of the Fort, sur- rendering it to the armed forces of the Rebellion. On the same anniversary four years later, at the command of his Government, General Anderson, who had watched with vestal vigilance the sacred emblem of his country's power, returned to raise the same old flag with triumphant honors over the battered walls of the recovered fortress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rebel President and Cabinet are fugitives and eoon will be vagabonds, most anxious to escape the just vengeance of . Their deluded followers and victims, which will pursue them with justly excited wrath.
In the midst of all these triumphs — triumphs for which with patient endurance he had waited through the anxious days and sleepless nights of the last ibur years, bearing dis- appointment and defeat and loss, taunted, defied, maligned, slandered, and betrayed by friends, the moderation and ...jus- tice of the President was more conspicuous than ever before —it became magnanimity — generosity — we almost feared lest it might degenerate into weakness.
On the 14th day of April, 1861^ Major Anderson and his gallant followers, having saluted with all honor the old flag PRESIDENT LINCOLN. 11 whicli Had floated over Fort Sumter, hauled it down, and to the sound of martial music marched out of the Fort, sur- rendering it to the armed forces of the Rebellion. On the same anniversary four years later, at the command of his Government, General Anderson, who had watched with vestal vigilance the sacred emblem of his country's power, returned to raise the same old flag with triumphant honors over the battered walls of the recovered fortress.
What to read after An Eulogy On Abraham Lincoln Sixteenth President of the United States Pronoun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C B Charles Baldwin Sedgwick to read onlineMoreLess
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