Nebraska a Poem Personal And Political
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For these are times that try the soul. While parties plan and cliques control, And men bow down like broken reeds, And demagogues reforge the chains Our fathers broke on Concord plains !
Is Massachusetts so bereft ? The spirit of our sires has fled. And nothing of the noble dead Save their " dumb ashes '' here is left : A POEM. 17 And when we see the Charlestown stone Must we reflect that freedom's gone ?
No, we have brave and honest men On whom the Pilgrims' mantles fell ; True heirs of freedo...m, fit to dwell Where never clanks the hateful chain ; Unlike the men, with hearts of rock, Whose platform is an auction block !
There is a voice from Bunker's Hill, A thunder shout from Faneuil Hall, Where patriots' portraits light the wall, And the church steeples are not still ; And words of warning cross the sea, While Europe struggles to be free !
The Press — the Press — the free, untrammelled Pres3 Spoke out the bold reformers' earnest prayer ; Thus anti-slaverj sentiment was born ! The mob, a monster without head or heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For these are times that try the soul. While parties plan and cliques control, And men bow down like broken reeds, And demagogues reforge the chains Our fathers broke on Concord plains !
Is Massachusetts so bereft ? The spirit of our sires has fled. And nothing of the noble dead Save their " dumb ashes '' here is left : A POEM. 17 And when we see the Charlestown stone Must we reflect that freedom's gone ?
No, we have brave and honest men On whom the Pilgrims' mantles fell ; True heirs of freedo...m, fit to dwell Where never clanks the hateful chain ; Unlike the men, with hearts of rock, Whose platform is an auction block !
There is a voice from Bunker's Hill, A thunder shout from Faneuil Hall, Where patriots' portraits light the wall, And the church steeples are not still ; And words of warning cross the sea, While Europe struggles to be free !
The Press — the Press — the free, untrammelled Pres3 Spoke out the bold reformers' earnest prayer ; Thus anti-slaverj sentiment was born ! The mob, a monster without head or heart.
What to read after Nebraska a Poem Personal And Political?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel R Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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