Good Words volume 1878
Good Words volume 1878
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Neither the coward for running well, nor the bold man for fighting well, will be better liked by the English ; nor will any be more spared on either account. " It has mattered little through history whether the foe was civilised or savage, or man or woman. The character given by Duke William has been verified throughout succeeding ages. For the two bravest women that ever stood in the path of our conquest we had nothing to offer but the stake and the infamy of shame- ful words. An English gener...al spurns with his foot the dead body of the only African king who, whatever were his faults, was a soldier every inch of him ; and three years ago a captive Zulu chief, brought prisoner through Natal, is spat upon, bound and help- less as the ]\Iodocs were, by the Anglo-Saxon colonist of the period. To return to the jModoc story.
They hanged the chief and his few re- maining comrades ; they met their end bravely. The day before the execution. Jack, the chief, was asked if he had anything to say.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Neither the coward for running well, nor the bold man for fighting well, will be better liked by the English ; nor will any be more spared on either account. " It has mattered little through history whether the foe was civilised or savage, or man or woman. The character given by Duke William has been verified throughout succeeding ages. For the two bravest women that ever stood in the path of our conquest we had nothing to offer but the stake and the infamy of shame- ful words. An English gener...al spurns with his foot the dead body of the only African king who, whatever were his faults, was a soldier every inch of him ; and three years ago a captive Zulu chief, brought prisoner through Natal, is spat upon, bound and help- less as the ]\Iodocs were, by the Anglo-Saxon colonist of the period. To return to the jModoc story.
They hanged the chief and his few re- maining comrades ; they met their end bravely. The day before the execution. Jack, the chief, was asked if he had anything to say.
What to read after Good Words volume 1878?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis De Rouvroy Saint Simon to read onlineMoreLess
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