Dr. Holmes's Boston
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Thomas Gold Appleton. In the third, he would have recognized a champion of Uberty known wherever that word is spoken, an orator whom to hear is to revive all the traditions of the grace, the address, the command- ing sway of the silver-tongued eloquence of the most renowned speakers, — Wendell Phillips.
CHAPTER III BOSTON IN WAB TIMES Wb sing "Our Country's " song to-night With saddened voice and eye; Her banner droops in clouded Hght Beneath the wintry sky.
We'll pledge her once in golden wine... Before her stars have set: Though dim one reddening orb may shine.
We have a Country yet.
CHAPTER III BOSTON IN WAR TIMES ["War Times" found Dr. Holmes an intense Union- ist and patriot; he could not be induced to join working organizations, but lie plied his pen ardently for his country's cause; he produced vivid prose, and stirring war lyrics; and his eldest son was among the first to enlist.
In 1861 he wrote Motley of conditions then prevail- ing in Boston:] I AM thankful for your sake that you are out of this wretched country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thomas Gold Appleton. In the third, he would have recognized a champion of Uberty known wherever that word is spoken, an orator whom to hear is to revive all the traditions of the grace, the address, the command- ing sway of the silver-tongued eloquence of the most renowned speakers, — Wendell Phillips.
CHAPTER III BOSTON IN WAB TIMES Wb sing "Our Country's " song to-night With saddened voice and eye; Her banner droops in clouded Hght Beneath the wintry sky.
We'll pledge her once in golden wine... Before her stars have set: Though dim one reddening orb may shine.
We have a Country yet.
CHAPTER III BOSTON IN WAR TIMES ["War Times" found Dr. Holmes an intense Union- ist and patriot; he could not be induced to join working organizations, but lie plied his pen ardently for his country's cause; he produced vivid prose, and stirring war lyrics; and his eldest son was among the first to enlist.
In 1861 he wrote Motley of conditions then prevail- ing in Boston:] I AM thankful for your sake that you are out of this wretched country.
What to read after Dr. Holmes's Boston?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 1809-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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