Greater America
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Many a pale face has turned for the last time to the silent stars of a tropic sky, and a subtler foe than whistling bullets has racked with agony the mute sufferers in our fever- stricken camps. Thousands of brave volunteers have almost wept with disappointment because they could not press to the front, but when History completes her roll of heroes and tells their fateful story the untrembling hand which records the solemn judgment of the world will write : " They serve as well who only stand a...nd wait. " Had Napoleon won the victories which have been achieved under the wise leadership of our great President, a new em- pire might have been called into being and this sober Re- public have been suddenly swept from an era of industrial peace into an era of unbounded conquest and imperialism. But that mistaken word " imperialism, " suggested Ijy the unexpected fruits of victory, does not express the motives and sentiments of this nation. The American people have not coveted territories beyond the sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many a pale face has turned for the last time to the silent stars of a tropic sky, and a subtler foe than whistling bullets has racked with agony the mute sufferers in our fever- stricken camps. Thousands of brave volunteers have almost wept with disappointment because they could not press to the front, but when History completes her roll of heroes and tells their fateful story the untrembling hand which records the solemn judgment of the world will write : " They serve as well who only stand a...nd wait. " Had Napoleon won the victories which have been achieved under the wise leadership of our great President, a new em- pire might have been called into being and this sober Re- public have been suddenly swept from an era of industrial peace into an era of unbounded conquest and imperialism. But that mistaken word " imperialism, " suggested Ijy the unexpected fruits of victory, does not express the motives and sentiments of this nation. The American people have not coveted territories beyond the sea.
What to read after Greater America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Jayne Hill to read onlineMoreLess
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