Hero Tales From American History
Hero Tales From American History
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In a full recital of the civilwar, as of every other great conflict, there would stand out in nakedrelief feats of wonderful daring and self-devotion, and, mixed amongthem, deeds of cowardice, of treachery, of barbarous brutality. Sadderstill, such a recital would show strange contrasts in the careers ofindividual men, men who at one time acted well and nobly, and at anothertime ill and basely. The ugly truths must not be blinked, and thelessons they teach should be set forth by every historian..., and learnedby every statesman and soldier; but, for our good fortune, the lessonsbest worth learning in the nation's past are lessons of heroism.
From immemorial time the armies of every warlike people have set thehighest value upon the standards they bore to battle. To guard one's ownflag against capture is the pride, to capture the flag of one's enemythe ambition, of every valiant soldier. In consequence, in every warbetween peoples of good military record, feats of daring performedby color-bearers are honorably common.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a full recital of the civilwar, as of every other great conflict, there would stand out in nakedrelief feats of wonderful daring and self-devotion, and, mixed amongthem, deeds of cowardice, of treachery, of barbarous brutality. Sadderstill, such a recital would show strange contrasts in the careers ofindividual men, men who at one time acted well and nobly, and at anothertime ill and basely. The ugly truths must not be blinked, and thelessons they teach should be set forth by every historian..., and learnedby every statesman and soldier; but, for our good fortune, the lessonsbest worth learning in the nation's past are lessons of heroism.
From immemorial time the armies of every warlike people have set thehighest value upon the standards they bore to battle. To guard one's ownflag against capture is the pride, to capture the flag of one's enemythe ambition, of every valiant soldier. In consequence, in every warbetween peoples of good military record, feats of daring performedby color-bearers are honorably common.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lodge, Henry Cabot, 1850-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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