Elisabeth Rebecca Sprague a Tribute
Elisabeth Rebecca Sprague a Tribute
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Clarke was too young to have taken part in the Civil War, all the tra- ditions of her own family and of the Clarkes were intensely Federal; yet so delicately and with such sympathetic wisdom did they help Mrs. Blake's proposal to substitute another title for a name laden with so many cruel memories to the South, that they won the gratitude of every Southern State. In that they had the cooperation of the whole Massa- chusetts delegation; Mrs. Blake's substitute, "The National Relief Association,... " was adopted. At the close of the council some of the South Carolina dames came to where the two sisters, their niece, and Mrs. Hale were standing, and one of them, extending both xlii hands to Mrs. Blake, cried, "Massachusetts, we have loved you!" Undoubtedly the relief work drew North and South closely together, and the affection- ate regard which had its birth in that season of sorrow and courage has steadily grown deeper and stronger. We may say now that there is an absolute obliteration of sectional feeling in the councils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clarke was too young to have taken part in the Civil War, all the tra- ditions of her own family and of the Clarkes were intensely Federal; yet so delicately and with such sympathetic wisdom did they help Mrs. Blake's proposal to substitute another title for a name laden with so many cruel memories to the South, that they won the gratitude of every Southern State. In that they had the cooperation of the whole Massa- chusetts delegation; Mrs. Blake's substitute, "The National Relief Association,... " was adopted. At the close of the council some of the South Carolina dames came to where the two sisters, their niece, and Mrs. Hale were standing, and one of them, extending both xlii hands to Mrs. Blake, cried, "Massachusetts, we have loved you!" Undoubtedly the relief work drew North and South closely together, and the affection- ate regard which had its birth in that season of sorrow and courage has steadily grown deeper and stronger. We may say now that there is an absolute obliteration of sectional feeling in the councils.
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