Speech of Gen Arthur C Ducat Delivered At Rosehill Cemetery May 31st 1870
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At the battle of Nashville the battery was again in action, retaining the reputation that distinguished it throughout the war. Having taken an honorable part in thirty engagements and traveled 20, 000 miles in the -service, the battery was mustered out in July, 18G5. Returning to Chicago, the citizens gave it a reception worthy of its deeds and its fame.
The names of the honored dead are inscribed on this _-/ monument and on the tablets which surround it. It is proper here that I should mention... poor Brown, Avho for three days, with a broken leg, at Andersonville prison, received no surgical aid and died. Here also poor Henriifer pined and died.
It has been said that republics are ungrateful. The nature of our government is such, that without the con- sent of our own people, through their representatives, sufficient expenditures for the support of wounded sold- iers and sailors, widows and orphans of soldiers and sailors, cannot be made, but we have evidence to-day, in these beautiful monuments we are here to dedicate, that the hearts of our people are right, and that appeals to them in any way that may be necessary to honor the dead or comfort those they left behind, and the wounded soldier or sailor, will never be in vain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the battle of Nashville the battery was again in action, retaining the reputation that distinguished it throughout the war. Having taken an honorable part in thirty engagements and traveled 20, 000 miles in the -service, the battery was mustered out in July, 18G5. Returning to Chicago, the citizens gave it a reception worthy of its deeds and its fame.
The names of the honored dead are inscribed on this _-/ monument and on the tablets which surround it. It is proper here that I should mention... poor Brown, Avho for three days, with a broken leg, at Andersonville prison, received no surgical aid and died. Here also poor Henriifer pined and died.
It has been said that republics are ungrateful. The nature of our government is such, that without the con- sent of our own people, through their representatives, sufficient expenditures for the support of wounded sold- iers and sailors, widows and orphans of soldiers and sailors, cannot be made, but we have evidence to-day, in these beautiful monuments we are here to dedicate, that the hearts of our people are right, and that appeals to them in any way that may be necessary to honor the dead or comfort those they left behind, and the wounded soldier or sailor, will never be in vain.
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