Army of Northern Virginia Memorial volume
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Cullen, Rev. Alexander Weddell, Major John \V. Daniel, General B. T. John son, and others.
SEVENTH ANNUAL REUNION.
A splendid audience assembled in the State Capitol on the evening of the 1st of November, 1877.
Rev. Dr. John E. Edwards opened the exercises with a fervent and appropriate prayer, after which the President, General W. H. F. Lee, made a brief but eloquent address, and introduced Leigh Robinson, Esq. , of Washington, who had served as a gal lant private in the Richmond Howitzers, an...d had been chosen as the orator of the evening.
Mr. Robinson was enthusiastically greeted, and frequently ap plauded as he delivered the following address: ADDRESS OF PRIVATE LEIGH ROBINSON. * I.
Fellow Soldiers I will not detain you by the expression of the pride with which I received, and the sense of the honor to myself with which I accepted, the invitation to address you. From either feeling- excessive vanity alone could save me. But it is of more consequence, just at present, both to you and to myself, to show my appreciation of the compliment by at least my own endeavor to discharge, as best I may, the duty it im poses the duty at all times difficult, at all times delicate, of recounting, with due sensibility and without undue eagerness, honorable exploit with which, however humbly, we feel our selves identified.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cullen, Rev. Alexander Weddell, Major John \V. Daniel, General B. T. John son, and others.
SEVENTH ANNUAL REUNION.
A splendid audience assembled in the State Capitol on the evening of the 1st of November, 1877.
Rev. Dr. John E. Edwards opened the exercises with a fervent and appropriate prayer, after which the President, General W. H. F. Lee, made a brief but eloquent address, and introduced Leigh Robinson, Esq. , of Washington, who had served as a gal lant private in the Richmond Howitzers, an...d had been chosen as the orator of the evening.
Mr. Robinson was enthusiastically greeted, and frequently ap plauded as he delivered the following address: ADDRESS OF PRIVATE LEIGH ROBINSON. * I.
Fellow Soldiers I will not detain you by the expression of the pride with which I received, and the sense of the honor to myself with which I accepted, the invitation to address you. From either feeling- excessive vanity alone could save me. But it is of more consequence, just at present, both to you and to myself, to show my appreciation of the compliment by at least my own endeavor to discharge, as best I may, the duty it im poses the duty at all times difficult, at all times delicate, of recounting, with due sensibility and without undue eagerness, honorable exploit with which, however humbly, we feel our selves identified.
What to read after Army of Northern Virginia Memorial volume?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J William John William Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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