Field Camp Hospital And Prison in the Civil War 1863 1865 Charles a Humphre
Field Camp Hospital And Prison in the Civil War 1863 1865 Charles a Humphre
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He heard in it the call of country, of freedom, of justice, of humanity. The voice within said, "Go. " That voice, ever imperative with him, he of course obeyed. Considerations of a personal nature would have held him back. Natural tendencies and dispositions — tastes, temperament — said, "Stay. " The sense of duty was too strong for them. Patriot- ism, humanity, pleaded too persuasively in the recesses of his heart. I think I am not saying too much when I say that none have gone forth to our g...reat conflict with purer or more disin- terested motives. Nothing, I am sure, would have taken him from the peaceful conditions, so consonant with his nature, in which his lot was cast, to enter upon the arena of military life, to assume the bearing, to endure the notoriety, to follow the pursuits of the soldier, — nothing less would have done it than the stern urgency of principle, than the divine persuasives of sentiment. With many who enlist, as we know, a natural sus- ceptibleness to martial attractions, a love of change, of adven- ture, of distinction, of approbation, mingles with higher motives, even where higher motives are predominant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He heard in it the call of country, of freedom, of justice, of humanity. The voice within said, "Go. " That voice, ever imperative with him, he of course obeyed. Considerations of a personal nature would have held him back. Natural tendencies and dispositions — tastes, temperament — said, "Stay. " The sense of duty was too strong for them. Patriot- ism, humanity, pleaded too persuasively in the recesses of his heart. I think I am not saying too much when I say that none have gone forth to our g...reat conflict with purer or more disin- terested motives. Nothing, I am sure, would have taken him from the peaceful conditions, so consonant with his nature, in which his lot was cast, to enter upon the arena of military life, to assume the bearing, to endure the notoriety, to follow the pursuits of the soldier, — nothing less would have done it than the stern urgency of principle, than the divine persuasives of sentiment. With many who enlist, as we know, a natural sus- ceptibleness to martial attractions, a love of change, of adven- ture, of distinction, of approbation, mingles with higher motives, even where higher motives are predominant.
What to read after Field Camp Hospital And Prison in the Civil War 1863 1865 Charles a Humphre?
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