Reminiscences of the Civil War
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I have other friends, of happier days than these, living within the Union lines.
"There is a tenderness of feeling and sentiment, a pathos of soul which is ever loyal to the days of long ago — the hallowed associations of 282 Reminiscences of the Civil War.
youth which claims the homage of the heart.
The rude blasts and desolations of war can never obliterate the noblest impulses of generous na- tures. Such emotions are above and beyond the reach and ravages of war. My impulse is to write to th...em. It is strong. As your prisoner I have the leisure, but, as I understand it, the re- lentless rules of war imposes a restraint on cor- respondence with the enemy — one not always ob- served, I know. Hence the delicacy I felt in ask- ing you for the material and the privilege of availing myself of the postal facilities of a people with whom my people are at war. I know that, as an enemy, I have no right to such privileges and facilities. Not an enemy in the sense of war to individuals, but an enemy to the great objects their government is seeking to impose on my government, and enforce by arms.'' There are a thousand avenues to the human heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have other friends, of happier days than these, living within the Union lines.
"There is a tenderness of feeling and sentiment, a pathos of soul which is ever loyal to the days of long ago — the hallowed associations of 282 Reminiscences of the Civil War.
youth which claims the homage of the heart.
The rude blasts and desolations of war can never obliterate the noblest impulses of generous na- tures. Such emotions are above and beyond the reach and ravages of war. My impulse is to write to th...em. It is strong. As your prisoner I have the leisure, but, as I understand it, the re- lentless rules of war imposes a restraint on cor- respondence with the enemy — one not always ob- served, I know. Hence the delicacy I felt in ask- ing you for the material and the privilege of availing myself of the postal facilities of a people with whom my people are at war. I know that, as an enemy, I have no right to such privileges and facilities. Not an enemy in the sense of war to individuals, but an enemy to the great objects their government is seeking to impose on my government, and enforce by arms.'' There are a thousand avenues to the human heart.
What to read after Reminiscences of the Civil War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hallum, John, B. 1833 to read onlineMoreLess
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