The Duty of the Citizen in These Times a Sermon Preached in the Church of the
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Alas, my country ! It is the darkest hour of its history, the saddest period it has ever seen, not only for the prospect of the terrors of war and carnage ; not only for the bloody battle field, and the tears of widows and orphans; not for cities sacked and burnt, and smiling fields ravished and desolate ; not for those things common to all war, and which our fathers and our grandfathers have seen in their time, but for what they were not compelled to see, 10 this horrid rupture of the bonds wh...ich have united us, this deadly contest between fellow citizens of the same once happy country, this fratricidal war rasrina; like wildfire on our common soil ! Great God, what a visitation is this which has come upon us ! Why hast Thou sent a spirit of division among the tribes of Israel ! Why is Thy wrath so hot against the sheep of Thy pasture !
Nevertheless, clear as the sun in the unclouded noonday, is the righteousness of our cause, and the duty of rallying one and all, with heart and with hand, to the support of the Government, to the protection of our Flag, to the maintenance of that principle of order and civil authority which is fundamental to our very existence as a community, and which is now assailed and imperiled by this audacious rebellion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alas, my country ! It is the darkest hour of its history, the saddest period it has ever seen, not only for the prospect of the terrors of war and carnage ; not only for the bloody battle field, and the tears of widows and orphans; not for cities sacked and burnt, and smiling fields ravished and desolate ; not for those things common to all war, and which our fathers and our grandfathers have seen in their time, but for what they were not compelled to see, 10 this horrid rupture of the bonds wh...ich have united us, this deadly contest between fellow citizens of the same once happy country, this fratricidal war rasrina; like wildfire on our common soil ! Great God, what a visitation is this which has come upon us ! Why hast Thou sent a spirit of division among the tribes of Israel ! Why is Thy wrath so hot against the sheep of Thy pasture !
Nevertheless, clear as the sun in the unclouded noonday, is the righteousness of our cause, and the duty of rallying one and all, with heart and with hand, to the support of the Government, to the protection of our Flag, to the maintenance of that principle of order and civil authority which is fundamental to our very existence as a community, and which is now assailed and imperiled by this audacious rebellion.
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