President Lincolns Death a Discourse Delivered in the Presbyterian Church in C
President Lincolns Death a Discourse Delivered in the Presbyterian Church in C
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They have sown the wind, let them reap the whirlwind. They are subjugated as they ought to be ; for the good of the country in all future time let them stay so, without an effort to raise them from the depth into which they have fallen.
13 The death of Lincoln has brought out to the light and to the exea'aiion of the civilized world, the true spirit and character of the rebellion. When the news first reached us that the Presi- dent was shot, all felt and said that it was an act of private hate ...or revenge on the part of some rebel desperado. It was an act so mean and base, so contrary to all the laws of civilized warfare, that no one thought of charging it upon any but the perpetrator himself. But as the deed began to unfold itself, it exposed to our view the coils of a deadly serpent, which had been lying concealed, watching the opportunity and gathering strength to give one mighty spring and throttle out the very life of the government. No one intervention of Divine Provi- dence in our behalf was ever more manifest, than that which defeated this gigantic rebel plot of wholesale assassination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They have sown the wind, let them reap the whirlwind. They are subjugated as they ought to be ; for the good of the country in all future time let them stay so, without an effort to raise them from the depth into which they have fallen.
13 The death of Lincoln has brought out to the light and to the exea'aiion of the civilized world, the true spirit and character of the rebellion. When the news first reached us that the Presi- dent was shot, all felt and said that it was an act of private hate ...or revenge on the part of some rebel desperado. It was an act so mean and base, so contrary to all the laws of civilized warfare, that no one thought of charging it upon any but the perpetrator himself. But as the deed began to unfold itself, it exposed to our view the coils of a deadly serpent, which had been lying concealed, watching the opportunity and gathering strength to give one mighty spring and throttle out the very life of the government. No one intervention of Divine Provi- dence in our behalf was ever more manifest, than that which defeated this gigantic rebel plot of wholesale assassination.
What to read after President Lincolns Death a Discourse Delivered in the Presbyterian Church in C?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Newton Sprague to read onlineMoreLess
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