The American Crisis Or Trial And Triumph of Democracy
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" And then he called to the bo 'swain, — ** Pipe all hands to the quarter-deck, And we '11 save her by Devotion ! " ' The first mate hurled his trumpet down ; The old tars cursed together. To see the good ship helpless roll At the sport of wave and weather.
The tattered sails are all a-back ; Yards crack, and masts are started ; And the captain weeps and says his prayers.
Till the hull be 'midships parted. But God is on the steersman's side ; The crew are in revolution ; The wave that washes th...e captain off Will save the Constitution !
New York, Dec. 1860.
The pulpit, like the press, has also done its share in producing and suppressing rebellion. It has been a ready and willing instrument in the hands of the aristo- crats, — even more subservient to them than to the democracy, — and fully proved its recreancy to the beautiful democratic precepts and practices of Jesus. In fact, the last fifty years have very nearly proved that w^e have no genuine Christianity, and few, if any, true followers of Jesus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And then he called to the bo 'swain, — ** Pipe all hands to the quarter-deck, And we '11 save her by Devotion ! " ' The first mate hurled his trumpet down ; The old tars cursed together. To see the good ship helpless roll At the sport of wave and weather.
The tattered sails are all a-back ; Yards crack, and masts are started ; And the captain weeps and says his prayers.
Till the hull be 'midships parted. But God is on the steersman's side ; The crew are in revolution ; The wave that washes th...e captain off Will save the Constitution !
New York, Dec. 1860.
The pulpit, like the press, has also done its share in producing and suppressing rebellion. It has been a ready and willing instrument in the hands of the aristo- crats, — even more subservient to them than to the democracy, — and fully proved its recreancy to the beautiful democratic precepts and practices of Jesus. In fact, the last fifty years have very nearly proved that w^e have no genuine Christianity, and few, if any, true followers of Jesus.
What to read after The American Crisis Or Trial And Triumph of Democracy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren Chase to read onlineMoreLess
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