Songs Sonnets And Essays Songs And Essays
Songs Sonnets And Essays Songs And Essays
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" Miss Jennie Gary, standing at the door of a tent, under cover of the darkness, sang " Maryland, My Maryland ! " The refrain was caught up by the Rebel lines and flung back from ten thousand Rebel 8o SONGS, SONNETS AND ESSAYS throats. As the last strains died away in the sultry night air, the soldiers gave three cheers and a tiger for Maryland.
Thus was " Maryland, My Maryland ! " inaugu- rated as the battle song of the Confederacy, on the bloody field, a few days after the memorable battle of... Manassas. Never has song been written in such soft euphonious measures that could arouse so much fierce enthusiasm in the breasts of fighting men ; and I know of no instance in the history of war where a battle song has been thus introduced and adopted on the field of action.
" Maryland, My Maryland ! " stands alone in this respect and in its undying popularity.
This brief and incomplete sketch of the gentlest and kindliest of men would be wanting, indeed, without some reference to his prose writings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Miss Jennie Gary, standing at the door of a tent, under cover of the darkness, sang " Maryland, My Maryland ! " The refrain was caught up by the Rebel lines and flung back from ten thousand Rebel 8o SONGS, SONNETS AND ESSAYS throats. As the last strains died away in the sultry night air, the soldiers gave three cheers and a tiger for Maryland.
Thus was " Maryland, My Maryland ! " inaugu- rated as the battle song of the Confederacy, on the bloody field, a few days after the memorable battle of... Manassas. Never has song been written in such soft euphonious measures that could arouse so much fierce enthusiasm in the breasts of fighting men ; and I know of no instance in the history of war where a battle song has been thus introduced and adopted on the field of action.
" Maryland, My Maryland ! " stands alone in this respect and in its undying popularity.
This brief and incomplete sketch of the gentlest and kindliest of men would be wanting, indeed, without some reference to his prose writings.
What to read after Songs Sonnets And Essays Songs And Essays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D O Denis Oliver Crowley to read onlineMoreLess
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