Death of President Lincoln a Sermon Delivered in the Unitarian Church in Archda
Death of President Lincoln a Sermon Delivered in the Unitarian Church in Archda
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Now, if once a strong and influential movement is inaugurated in the right direction, it may soon create a current of popular feeling, on which the hesitating may be borne along to safety and peace ; just as, by the same power, four years ago, they were carried, through the con- tagion of sympathy and enthusiasm, into danger and wrong. Rarely have men been placed in circumstances more responsible and more enviable for power of 14 usefulness than you, hysl citizens of Charleston, are to-day. You... are, on one hand, aglow with love of the Union, strengthened by years of longing and suffering ; and yet, on the other, you have a h«bld upon your fellow-citizens, such as can only be acquired by years of intercourse and sympathy, and community of interests. It is for you at this hour to lead back your State. I am aware, there are certain imagined difficul- ties Avhich suggest themselves to your minds, in regard to which a few words may be said ; e. G. : — 1. I have heard many urge this, that there are now no recognized leaders, — that the accustomed guides of public sentiment either have passed awa}^, or still continue in sympathy with the cause of rebellion, and there are none to take their place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, if once a strong and influential movement is inaugurated in the right direction, it may soon create a current of popular feeling, on which the hesitating may be borne along to safety and peace ; just as, by the same power, four years ago, they were carried, through the con- tagion of sympathy and enthusiasm, into danger and wrong. Rarely have men been placed in circumstances more responsible and more enviable for power of 14 usefulness than you, hysl citizens of Charleston, are to-day. You... are, on one hand, aglow with love of the Union, strengthened by years of longing and suffering ; and yet, on the other, you have a h«bld upon your fellow-citizens, such as can only be acquired by years of intercourse and sympathy, and community of interests. It is for you at this hour to lead back your State. I am aware, there are certain imagined difficul- ties Avhich suggest themselves to your minds, in regard to which a few words may be said ; e. G. : — 1. I have heard many urge this, that there are now no recognized leaders, — that the accustomed guides of public sentiment either have passed awa}^, or still continue in sympathy with the cause of rebellion, and there are none to take their place.
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