Life Given Not Lost a Sermon in Memory of Capt Charles C Morey of the Secon
Life Given Not Lost a Sermon in Memory of Capt Charles C Morey of the Secon
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And yet he was not over-confident or forward. For many years the stream of his life ran quietly on, yet, it may be believed, in the right channel. Within a few months of the breaking out of the war and his first enlistment, he was anew and more deeply interested in the all-important truths of religion. A work of grace prevailed among his young companions, and he was not backward in taking a decided stand for Jesus, and speaking of his Savior to those around him. In this, God was preparing him f...or the duties and trials and final end of his army life.
When the President, in 1861, called for 300, 000 volunteers, Charles C. Morey was one of the names first upon the immortal roll. He was not quite 21, but felt the great import of the conflict and could not remain content in the quiet of home. It is wonderful how the love of country has possessed, like an inspiration, the youth of the nation. Young men, whose years had been spent in a circum. Scribed spot, with no public interests or ambitions, or who had, per- haps, frittered away their time and mind upon the vanities and pleas- ures of youth, have yet been seized with such a spirit of patriotism and lofty devotion, that nothing could restrain them from encountering the toils and hardships of war, and death itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And yet he was not over-confident or forward. For many years the stream of his life ran quietly on, yet, it may be believed, in the right channel. Within a few months of the breaking out of the war and his first enlistment, he was anew and more deeply interested in the all-important truths of religion. A work of grace prevailed among his young companions, and he was not backward in taking a decided stand for Jesus, and speaking of his Savior to those around him. In this, God was preparing him f...or the duties and trials and final end of his army life.
When the President, in 1861, called for 300, 000 volunteers, Charles C. Morey was one of the names first upon the immortal roll. He was not quite 21, but felt the great import of the conflict and could not remain content in the quiet of home. It is wonderful how the love of country has possessed, like an inspiration, the youth of the nation. Young men, whose years had been spent in a circum. Scribed spot, with no public interests or ambitions, or who had, per- haps, frittered away their time and mind upon the vanities and pleas- ures of youth, have yet been seized with such a spirit of patriotism and lofty devotion, that nothing could restrain them from encountering the toils and hardships of war, and death itself.
What to read after Life Given Not Lost a Sermon in Memory of Capt Charles C Morey of the Secon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Harrington Edwards to read onlineMoreLess
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