The Atlantic Monthly, volume 12, No. 74, December, 1863
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The path of our progress opens clear. Let us not admit the idea of failure. To think of failing is to fail. Asit was with the sick before their Saviour of old, only our faith canmake us whole.
* * * * * SOMETHING ABOUT BRIDGES.
Instinctively, Treason, in this vast land, aimed its first blow at theGenius of Communication, --the benign and potent means and method ofAmerican civilization and nationality. The great problem Watt andFulton, Clinton and Morse so gloriously solved, a barbaric neces...sitythus reduces back to chaos; and not the least sad and significant of thebulletins whereby the most base of civic mutinies finds current recordis that entitled, "Destruction of the Bridges"; and (melancholycontrast!) simultaneously we hear of constructive energy in the samedirection, on the Italian peninsula, --an engineer having submitted toVictor Emmanuel proposals for throwing a bridge across the Straits ofMessina, "binding Scylla to Charybdis, and thus clinching Italian unitywith bonds of iron.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The path of our progress opens clear. Let us not admit the idea of failure. To think of failing is to fail. Asit was with the sick before their Saviour of old, only our faith canmake us whole.
* * * * * SOMETHING ABOUT BRIDGES.
Instinctively, Treason, in this vast land, aimed its first blow at theGenius of Communication, --the benign and potent means and method ofAmerican civilization and nationality. The great problem Watt andFulton, Clinton and Morse so gloriously solved, a barbaric neces...sitythus reduces back to chaos; and not the least sad and significant of thebulletins whereby the most base of civic mutinies finds current recordis that entitled, "Destruction of the Bridges"; and (melancholycontrast!) simultaneously we hear of constructive energy in the samedirection, on the Italian peninsula, --an engineer having submitted toVictor Emmanuel proposals for throwing a bridge across the Straits ofMessina, "binding Scylla to Charybdis, and thus clinching Italian unitywith bonds of iron.
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