Hillsboro in the War
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He told him how that greatest leader came God sent from far Virginia on the day When Freedom's need was greatest, 47 And how then, godlike he led Upon the weary way Those bloodstained feet up to the final end.
He told how when the Hessian raiders came Well nigh up to our doors at Bennington, John Stark stood up again To lead Green Mountain boys and Hillsboro men Against the hirelings Their German prince had sold For cannon fodder in an unknown war.
So these things were passed on.
Then this man'...s son told his How when the British came With fleets and veterans To New Orleans Old Hickory led down from Tennessee His coonskinned riflemen Whose volleys flaming from the cotton bales Laid low platoons like windrows on the field.
Then how in '48 when Mexico Drew down the nation's wrath By Crockett's death and other murderings, Burnings and robberies such as have passed by No notice taken other than statistics kept Or some bizarre demand inanely made, Frank Pierce of Hillsboro stood up And by sheer force of leadership Led forth New England men to foreign war, 48 Unsought, unwelcome to their hearts and minds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He told him how that greatest leader came God sent from far Virginia on the day When Freedom's need was greatest, 47 And how then, godlike he led Upon the weary way Those bloodstained feet up to the final end.
He told how when the Hessian raiders came Well nigh up to our doors at Bennington, John Stark stood up again To lead Green Mountain boys and Hillsboro men Against the hirelings Their German prince had sold For cannon fodder in an unknown war.
So these things were passed on.
Then this man'...s son told his How when the British came With fleets and veterans To New Orleans Old Hickory led down from Tennessee His coonskinned riflemen Whose volleys flaming from the cotton bales Laid low platoons like windrows on the field.
Then how in '48 when Mexico Drew down the nation's wrath By Crockett's death and other murderings, Burnings and robberies such as have passed by No notice taken other than statistics kept Or some bizarre demand inanely made, Frank Pierce of Hillsboro stood up And by sheer force of leadership Led forth New England men to foreign war, 48 Unsought, unwelcome to their hearts and minds.
What to read after Hillsboro in the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Darwin Ware to read onlineMoreLess
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