In Memoriam Frederick Douglass
In Memoriam Frederick Douglass
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Webster puts into the mouth of John Adams. I do not care to compare the two ; but it is up to the height of the emergency. It is full of antithetic brilliancy and fervor and power. Which emergency was the greater it would be difficult to say : even historians will differ.
The Fifty-fourth Regiment, the first colored regiment raised by Mr. Douglass' appeal, was commanded by Robert G. Shaw ; for the Old Bay State must be here, with her stars. In it were Mr. Douglass' two sons. It was the only reg...iment the poet, Whittier, ever saw, as it set out from Boston for the seat of war. Of this young hero, after his death leading the assault at Fort Wagner, Whittier says: "As he rode at the head of his troops, he seemed to me beautiful and awful, as an angel of God come down to lead the host of freedom to victory. I am sure his parents would not exchange their dead son for any living one. ' ' In his later years Mr. Douglass was often urged to take up his resi- dence in some black belt of the country, and seek a place in the halls of Congress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Webster puts into the mouth of John Adams. I do not care to compare the two ; but it is up to the height of the emergency. It is full of antithetic brilliancy and fervor and power. Which emergency was the greater it would be difficult to say : even historians will differ.
The Fifty-fourth Regiment, the first colored regiment raised by Mr. Douglass' appeal, was commanded by Robert G. Shaw ; for the Old Bay State must be here, with her stars. In it were Mr. Douglass' two sons. It was the only reg...iment the poet, Whittier, ever saw, as it set out from Boston for the seat of war. Of this young hero, after his death leading the assault at Fort Wagner, Whittier says: "As he rode at the head of his troops, he seemed to me beautiful and awful, as an angel of God come down to lead the host of freedom to victory. I am sure his parents would not exchange their dead son for any living one. ' ' In his later years Mr. Douglass was often urged to take up his resi- dence in some black belt of the country, and seek a place in the halls of Congress.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H G O Harrison Gray Otis Dwight to read onlineMoreLess
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