Infidel Death Beds
Infidel Death Beds
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Shoi'tly after he breathed his last. The deliverance had come. Still lay the mighty heart and the fertile brain that had spent themselves for France, and the silence was only broken by the sobs of dear friends who would have died to save him. ' No priest ad- ministered " the consolations of religion, " and he expressly oi'dered that he should be buried without religious rites. His great heroic genius was superior to the creeds, seeing through them and over them. He lived and died a Freethinker,... like nearly all the great men since Mirabeau and Dautou who have built up the freedom and glory of France.
GAEIBALDI.
Giuseppe Garibaldi's name is a household word in every civilised country. His romantic life and superb achievements ai'e too well known to need any recital in these pages. The Lion of Caprera found the priests the greatest enemies of his beloved Italy, and he hated them accordingly. " The priest, " he says in the preface to his Memoirs, " the priest is the personification of falsehood, the liar is a thief, and the thief an assassin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shoi'tly after he breathed his last. The deliverance had come. Still lay the mighty heart and the fertile brain that had spent themselves for France, and the silence was only broken by the sobs of dear friends who would have died to save him. ' No priest ad- ministered " the consolations of religion, " and he expressly oi'dered that he should be buried without religious rites. His great heroic genius was superior to the creeds, seeing through them and over them. He lived and died a Freethinker,... like nearly all the great men since Mirabeau and Dautou who have built up the freedom and glory of France.
GAEIBALDI.
Giuseppe Garibaldi's name is a household word in every civilised country. His romantic life and superb achievements ai'e too well known to need any recital in these pages. The Lion of Caprera found the priests the greatest enemies of his beloved Italy, and he hated them accordingly. " The priest, " he says in the preface to his Memoirs, " the priest is the personification of falsehood, the liar is a thief, and the thief an assassin.
What to read after Infidel Death Beds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foote George William to read onlineMoreLess
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