Pioneers of Southern Literature volume 2
Pioneers of Southern Literature volume 2
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the death of Jackson, one addition al selection will close this part of the subject. It seems to be con ceded that CAPT. H. L. FLASH wrote the best poem on the death of the great leader, Not midst the lightning of the stormy fight, Nor in the rush upon the vandal foe, Did kingly Death, with his resistless might, Lay the great leader low.
His warrior soul its earthly shackles broke In the full sunshine of a peaceful town, When all the storm was hushed, the trusty oak That propped our cause went ...down.
Though his alone the blood that flecks the ground, Recalling all his grand heroic deeds, Freedom herself is writhing in the wound, And all the country bleeds. 372 Mar poets of tbe Soutb.
He entered not the nation's Promised Land, At the red belching of the cannon's mouth, But broke the house of bondage with his hand The Moses of the South!
O gracious God! not gainless in the loss, A glorious sunbeam gilds the sternest frown; And while his country staggers 'neath the cross, He rises with the crown!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the death of Jackson, one addition al selection will close this part of the subject. It seems to be con ceded that CAPT. H. L. FLASH wrote the best poem on the death of the great leader, Not midst the lightning of the stormy fight, Nor in the rush upon the vandal foe, Did kingly Death, with his resistless might, Lay the great leader low.
His warrior soul its earthly shackles broke In the full sunshine of a peaceful town, When all the storm was hushed, the trusty oak That propped our cause went ...down.
Though his alone the blood that flecks the ground, Recalling all his grand heroic deeds, Freedom herself is writhing in the wound, And all the country bleeds. 372 Mar poets of tbe Soutb.
He entered not the nation's Promised Land, At the red belching of the cannon's mouth, But broke the house of bondage with his hand The Moses of the South!
O gracious God! not gainless in the loss, A glorious sunbeam gilds the sternest frown; And while his country staggers 'neath the cross, He rises with the crown!
What to read after Pioneers of Southern Literature volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Albert Link to read onlineMoreLess
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