Shelby And His Men Or the War in the West
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I am lucky, or fortunate, or successful. Precisely, and the country nocds just some such luck. She is weak, and emaciated, and tot- tering fearfully. I will bring tonics from the North and cordials, THB WAR IN THE WEST. 195 and lint, and bandages. Only the tonics will be the music of battle, the cordials shouts of victory, and lint and binding the great, strap- ping bronzed Missourians returning southward with the memories of great things dared and heroic things accomplished. Wait a little !
Th...ere now appeared upon the scene of politics a man to whom Missouri owes much, and whose Roman principles, unshaken loy- alty, pure patriotism, unselfish devotion to the common cause, and firm and bitter opposition to all military puppets and humbugs, endeared him to the army and increased his usefulness as the war went on. This man was Thomas C. lleynolds, Governor of Mis- souri, and " friend of all who needed friend." There was a species of fascination about the man not easily described unless it were called the fascination of the will, which every one knew to be indomitable and unbending.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am lucky, or fortunate, or successful. Precisely, and the country nocds just some such luck. She is weak, and emaciated, and tot- tering fearfully. I will bring tonics from the North and cordials, THB WAR IN THE WEST. 195 and lint, and bandages. Only the tonics will be the music of battle, the cordials shouts of victory, and lint and binding the great, strap- ping bronzed Missourians returning southward with the memories of great things dared and heroic things accomplished. Wait a little !
Th...ere now appeared upon the scene of politics a man to whom Missouri owes much, and whose Roman principles, unshaken loy- alty, pure patriotism, unselfish devotion to the common cause, and firm and bitter opposition to all military puppets and humbugs, endeared him to the army and increased his usefulness as the war went on. This man was Thomas C. lleynolds, Governor of Mis- souri, and " friend of all who needed friend." There was a species of fascination about the man not easily described unless it were called the fascination of the will, which every one knew to be indomitable and unbending.
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