Mr Ambroses Letters On the Rebellion
Mr Ambroses Letters On the Rebellion
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I have no doubt that the Southern armies are filled by the influence of this senti ment. Rash and thoughtless young men, who have never paused a moment to inquire into the merits to the cause, have rushed into rebel lion simply because it was rebellion. Men of riper years have thrown themselves into it, with that traditionary idea that revolution itself is a glorious incident, and that it is heroic to sustain it. I think this trait of our national character will disclose the secret of much of t...hat enthusiasm which has spread over the South and brought the rebellion into favor with 74 MR. AMBROSE S LETTERS.
many worthy men who, to this day, are unable to give an intelligible account of the motives which seduced them into the conflict. I think it will explain the phenomena of epauletted bishops and priests in jackboots, deserting their vineyards to swagger in the camp. I think it will satisfactorily solve the riddle of the re markable virulence with which the women on that side scream out their joy at every wound that is inflicted upon their country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have no doubt that the Southern armies are filled by the influence of this senti ment. Rash and thoughtless young men, who have never paused a moment to inquire into the merits to the cause, have rushed into rebel lion simply because it was rebellion. Men of riper years have thrown themselves into it, with that traditionary idea that revolution itself is a glorious incident, and that it is heroic to sustain it. I think this trait of our national character will disclose the secret of much of t...hat enthusiasm which has spread over the South and brought the rebellion into favor with 74 MR. AMBROSE S LETTERS.
many worthy men who, to this day, are unable to give an intelligible account of the motives which seduced them into the conflict. I think it will explain the phenomena of epauletted bishops and priests in jackboots, deserting their vineyards to swagger in the camp. I think it will satisfactorily solve the riddle of the re markable virulence with which the women on that side scream out their joy at every wound that is inflicted upon their country.
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