Points At Issue And Some Other Points
Points At Issue And Some Other Points
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Whittier's " Voices of Freedom" and poems "In War Time" are like the sound Digitized by Google LITERATURE AND THE CIVIL WAR 86 of the trumpet blown before the walls of Jericho, or the words of the prophets denouncing woe upon Amalek. Here are the Roundheads again, then, under new conditions ; here is the old Miltonic, the old Puritan strain once more.
Once more here is the " good, old cause," and the sword of the Lord and of Gideon, and we seem to hear Cromwell exclaiming, as the fog rose on th...e "armed mountains of Dunbar,'* ^^ Let God arise, and let his enemies be scat- tered ; like as the sun riseth, so shalt thou drive them away ! " This Hebraic temper and this Scriptural phrase are a constant note in the war poetry of the North.
«Mine eyes have seen the gloiy of the coming of the Lord," opens Mrs. Howe's " Battle Hjnmn of the Re- public," set to the Hallelujah chorus of the John Brown marching song. My fellow-townsman, Henry Howard Brownell, who was private secretary to Commodore Farragut, on whose flagship, the Sartford^ he was present during several great naval engagements — Henry Brownell, I say, was by no means a Puritani- cal nor a theologically given person.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whittier's " Voices of Freedom" and poems "In War Time" are like the sound Digitized by Google LITERATURE AND THE CIVIL WAR 86 of the trumpet blown before the walls of Jericho, or the words of the prophets denouncing woe upon Amalek. Here are the Roundheads again, then, under new conditions ; here is the old Miltonic, the old Puritan strain once more.
Once more here is the " good, old cause," and the sword of the Lord and of Gideon, and we seem to hear Cromwell exclaiming, as the fog rose on th...e "armed mountains of Dunbar,'* ^^ Let God arise, and let his enemies be scat- tered ; like as the sun riseth, so shalt thou drive them away ! " This Hebraic temper and this Scriptural phrase are a constant note in the war poetry of the North.
«Mine eyes have seen the gloiy of the coming of the Lord," opens Mrs. Howe's " Battle Hjnmn of the Re- public," set to the Hallelujah chorus of the John Brown marching song. My fellow-townsman, Henry Howard Brownell, who was private secretary to Commodore Farragut, on whose flagship, the Sartford^ he was present during several great naval engagements — Henry Brownell, I say, was by no means a Puritani- cal nor a theologically given person.
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