Seeking the Best Dedicated to the Negro Youth
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I thought of Daniel Web- ster, who fifty years later delivered his famous oration, in which he said: *' Venerable men, you have come down to us from a former generation.
God has bounteously lengthened out your lives 78 SBBKING THB BUST.
that you might behold this glorious day/' These and other thoughts of Colonial days held my attention for hours.
But the National G. A. R.s, who were meet- ing in Boston at that time, claimed most of my attention. They had their usual street parade, and about 25...,000 old veterans were in line. Their feeble steps, gray hairs, and bent forms, but cheerful countenances, furnished material and in- spiration for the poem entitled **The Old Sol- diers — Let Them Talk,*' found in another por- tion of this book. It was a magnificent sight and, vision like, it has returned.
Bits of History in Verse; OR.
A Dream of Freedom Realized.
79 CONTENTS.
Prologue. — ^The Negro. — Secret Hopes of Freedom. — Secret Meetings. — The Underground Railroad. — Growing Wise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I thought of Daniel Web- ster, who fifty years later delivered his famous oration, in which he said: *' Venerable men, you have come down to us from a former generation.
God has bounteously lengthened out your lives 78 SBBKING THB BUST.
that you might behold this glorious day/' These and other thoughts of Colonial days held my attention for hours.
But the National G. A. R.s, who were meet- ing in Boston at that time, claimed most of my attention. They had their usual street parade, and about 25...,000 old veterans were in line. Their feeble steps, gray hairs, and bent forms, but cheerful countenances, furnished material and in- spiration for the poem entitled **The Old Sol- diers — Let Them Talk,*' found in another por- tion of this book. It was a magnificent sight and, vision like, it has returned.
Bits of History in Verse; OR.
A Dream of Freedom Realized.
79 CONTENTS.
Prologue. — ^The Negro. — Secret Hopes of Freedom. — Secret Meetings. — The Underground Railroad. — Growing Wise.
What to read after Seeking the Best Dedicated to the Negro Youth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Otis M Shackelford to read onlineMoreLess
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