Memorial of Deceased Officers of the Fourteenth Regiment Connecticut Volunteers
Memorial of Deceased Officers of the Fourteenth Regiment Connecticut Volunteers
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Professor W. S. Tyler, of Amherst, preached a sermon tender with personal grief. Many memorials have been published, and his own books perpetuate his memory. That our loss was great we know, for I think I say that in which our comrades will all agree, when I say, that among all our dead officers and men, not one was 22 more missed or mourned than the self-made student, the Christian clergyman, and fearless soldier, Samuel Fiske. " There gleams a coronet of light around our hero's brow, But of f...ar purer radiance than monarch can bestow ; He takes his place among' his peers. His peers ! And who are they? Princes of yon celestial spheres, whom angel-hosts obey. The heralds have made search, and found his lineage of the best, He stands among the sons of God, a son of God confessed. " First Lieutenant HENRY W. WADHAMS, was one of the three stalwart, manly sons of Edwin Wadhams, of Litchfield, Conn. , all of whom enlisted in the struggle for our nation's life when it was assailed by the demon of secession, and to all of whom applied the grand old epitapli of La Tour DAuvergne, " Died on the field of honor, " as all three of them were shot in battle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Professor W. S. Tyler, of Amherst, preached a sermon tender with personal grief. Many memorials have been published, and his own books perpetuate his memory. That our loss was great we know, for I think I say that in which our comrades will all agree, when I say, that among all our dead officers and men, not one was 22 more missed or mourned than the self-made student, the Christian clergyman, and fearless soldier, Samuel Fiske. " There gleams a coronet of light around our hero's brow, But of f...ar purer radiance than monarch can bestow ; He takes his place among' his peers. His peers ! And who are they? Princes of yon celestial spheres, whom angel-hosts obey. The heralds have made search, and found his lineage of the best, He stands among the sons of God, a son of God confessed. " First Lieutenant HENRY W. WADHAMS, was one of the three stalwart, manly sons of Edwin Wadhams, of Litchfield, Conn. , all of whom enlisted in the struggle for our nation's life when it was assailed by the demon of secession, and to all of whom applied the grand old epitapli of La Tour DAuvergne, " Died on the field of honor, " as all three of them were shot in battle.
What to read after Memorial of Deceased Officers of the Fourteenth Regiment Connecticut Volunteers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Perkins From Old Catalog Goddard to read onlineMoreLess
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