An Oration Delivered By Genl Francis a Walker At the Soldiers Monument Dedic
An Oration Delivered By Genl Francis a Walker At the Soldiers Monument Dedic
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" GEN. DEVENS" ADDRESS.
Fellow Citizens : With the sound of the noble oration from my comrade and friend, to which we have just listened, still vibrating on our ears, and its sentiments still holding their first impression on our hearts, I feel that I can add little that would interest you, yet I will not disguise my gratification that by a contingency which I could not have anticijjated when I received your invitation, which I then felt comjDelled to decline, I have been enabled to be present ...on this deeply impressive occasion, and with you to bring my tribute to, and lay my wi'eath upon, the memorial you have this day consecrated to the brave departed.
It has given me, also, sincere pleasure to feel again, to-day, the cordial grasp of the hand of so many who were my own comrades in the conflict through which we have passed, to meet again the patriotic citizens of this prosperous town, which has given so lavishly of its blood and its treasure, and especially to greet those of them, survivors of the war of 1812, * who so fitly grace your front seats at this gathering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" GEN. DEVENS" ADDRESS.
Fellow Citizens : With the sound of the noble oration from my comrade and friend, to which we have just listened, still vibrating on our ears, and its sentiments still holding their first impression on our hearts, I feel that I can add little that would interest you, yet I will not disguise my gratification that by a contingency which I could not have anticijjated when I received your invitation, which I then felt comjDelled to decline, I have been enabled to be present ...on this deeply impressive occasion, and with you to bring my tribute to, and lay my wi'eath upon, the memorial you have this day consecrated to the brave departed.
It has given me, also, sincere pleasure to feel again, to-day, the cordial grasp of the hand of so many who were my own comrades in the conflict through which we have passed, to meet again the patriotic citizens of this prosperous town, which has given so lavishly of its blood and its treasure, and especially to greet those of them, survivors of the war of 1812, * who so fitly grace your front seats at this gathering.
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