Memorial Sermon
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The Constitution of 1789 welded the States together into an unbroken and endur- ing chain of common interest. The War of 181 2 strength- ened our national bond, unified the people, and proved to the world our ability to maintain our rights. The War of the Rebellion abolished slavery, made our soil free, and forever destroyed the idea of secession as a con- stitutional right. The return of peace and the organiza- tion of the Grand Army of the Republic crystallized American loyalty into a gem of ...clearest ray and un- clouded beauty. Step by step we have ascended the heights which no other nation has reached. A mighty republic has grown upon the foundation of unrestricted and universal suffrage, refuting the fallacy that men trusted with a free ballot could never govern wisely and well. The experience of one hundred and twenty-three years has shown that, with as many conflicting interests as there are States, all may be harmonized by wise leg- islation and a just administration of the law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Constitution of 1789 welded the States together into an unbroken and endur- ing chain of common interest. The War of 181 2 strength- ened our national bond, unified the people, and proved to the world our ability to maintain our rights. The War of the Rebellion abolished slavery, made our soil free, and forever destroyed the idea of secession as a con- stitutional right. The return of peace and the organiza- tion of the Grand Army of the Republic crystallized American loyalty into a gem of ...clearest ray and un- clouded beauty. Step by step we have ascended the heights which no other nation has reached. A mighty republic has grown upon the foundation of unrestricted and universal suffrage, refuting the fallacy that men trusted with a free ballot could never govern wisely and well. The experience of one hundred and twenty-three years has shown that, with as many conflicting interests as there are States, all may be harmonized by wise leg- islation and a just administration of the law.
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