Idyls of Battle And Poems of the Rebellion
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For the dastard front of Treason Quails beneath this sturdy blow ; THE LEGEND OF OUR VICTORIES. 31 And if we stand together, We shall lay the curser low ! We won t give up the Union ! Go shout it far and wide ! Missouri s head is lifted Once more in queenly pride ; And Tennessee, unfettered, At length may proudly stand ! Out with the hand of greeting, All true hearts in the land ! And farther, farther Southward, From " the dark and bloody ground/ From the crimson fields of Arkansas, Our triumph...-notes resound ! And proudly o er the waters Our braided colors fly, That flag whose splendors gladdened Full many a dying eye ! Shout for the glorious UNION ! Shout for the triumph gained ! 32 THE LEGEND OF OUR VICTORIES. In the hour that gave it to us The star of Treason waned ! Well done, stanch hearts and loyal ! We yet shall win the day, And see this fell disorder Pass from the land away ! Nerve ! nerve ! each good right arm again, And forward for the RIGHT ! And UNION S stainless banner Shall conquer lawless Might.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the dastard front of Treason Quails beneath this sturdy blow ; THE LEGEND OF OUR VICTORIES. 31 And if we stand together, We shall lay the curser low ! We won t give up the Union ! Go shout it far and wide ! Missouri s head is lifted Once more in queenly pride ; And Tennessee, unfettered, At length may proudly stand ! Out with the hand of greeting, All true hearts in the land ! And farther, farther Southward, From " the dark and bloody ground/ From the crimson fields of Arkansas, Our triumph...-notes resound ! And proudly o er the waters Our braided colors fly, That flag whose splendors gladdened Full many a dying eye ! Shout for the glorious UNION ! Shout for the triumph gained ! 32 THE LEGEND OF OUR VICTORIES. In the hour that gave it to us The star of Treason waned ! Well done, stanch hearts and loyal ! We yet shall win the day, And see this fell disorder Pass from the land away ! Nerve ! nerve ! each good right arm again, And forward for the RIGHT ! And UNION S stainless banner Shall conquer lawless Might.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howard Glyndon to read onlineMoreLess
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