Funeral Tribute
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In the perilous work to which it called him, he lost it ; but, in losing, has he not indeed found it? Could he have fallen in a more glorious service, or won immortality by a more honorable fate? And is it not some mitigation of the profound sorrow of this hour, to believe that the disaster which brought him and so many of his brave compatriots to the dust was but an inevitable incident of that great providential move- 12 ment for the purifying of this nation, into which he and they had entered... with heart and mind and strength ? And shall it not comfort us concerning them who are still far away on fields where the hattle rages, and those others who are enrolling themselves to join our invincible hosts, that, if they fall, they will not have died in vain, but their blood will have been poured out for an object worthy of such a sacrifice 1 There is highest authority for saying, that " al- most all things valuable, are, by the law of God, consecrated by blood;" and the testimony of uni- versal history verifies the saying.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the perilous work to which it called him, he lost it ; but, in losing, has he not indeed found it? Could he have fallen in a more glorious service, or won immortality by a more honorable fate? And is it not some mitigation of the profound sorrow of this hour, to believe that the disaster which brought him and so many of his brave compatriots to the dust was but an inevitable incident of that great providential move- 12 ment for the purifying of this nation, into which he and they had entered... with heart and mind and strength ? And shall it not comfort us concerning them who are still far away on fields where the hattle rages, and those others who are enrolling themselves to join our invincible hosts, that, if they fall, they will not have died in vain, but their blood will have been poured out for an object worthy of such a sacrifice 1 There is highest authority for saying, that " al- most all things valuable, are, by the law of God, consecrated by blood;" and the testimony of uni- versal history verifies the saying.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James William Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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