The Heroic Periods in a Nations History An Appeal to the Soldiers of the Ameri
The Heroic Periods in a Nations History An Appeal to the Soldiers of the Ameri
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Ye verily thought that ye were contending for a great right, when Lo, it turns out to be a mere strife of factions "swino-inp; round. " Your ene- mies, and the enemies of republicanism, were nearly as hon- orable as yourselves; they had nearly, if not quite, as good grounds of right as yourselves ! They were compelled to lay down their arms ; they fight no longer, they have thrown up the sponge, as the vulgar boxer says, and now we must treat each other, and indulge in a mutual gabble, in the B...lair style, about each other's pluck and bravery.
The great oath of Demosthenes comes again into remem- brance. Ov jtia. Tov; iv MagaO&vi* — No, by those who fell at Gettysburg, at Fort Fisher, and Mobile, it shall not be. This is declamation, it may be said. These are the catch- words of campaign orators, there is no argument in them. Be it so, and yet they are most rational tests of truth. They are signs of those most important things that we have mentioned, the movements and tendencies of the hour that to the plain common-sense of men have so much more significance than any amount of hair-splitting about platforms and policies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ye verily thought that ye were contending for a great right, when Lo, it turns out to be a mere strife of factions "swino-inp; round. " Your ene- mies, and the enemies of republicanism, were nearly as hon- orable as yourselves; they had nearly, if not quite, as good grounds of right as yourselves ! They were compelled to lay down their arms ; they fight no longer, they have thrown up the sponge, as the vulgar boxer says, and now we must treat each other, and indulge in a mutual gabble, in the B...lair style, about each other's pluck and bravery.
The great oath of Demosthenes comes again into remem- brance. Ov jtia. Tov; iv MagaO&vi* — No, by those who fell at Gettysburg, at Fort Fisher, and Mobile, it shall not be. This is declamation, it may be said. These are the catch- words of campaign orators, there is no argument in them. Be it so, and yet they are most rational tests of truth. They are signs of those most important things that we have mentioned, the movements and tendencies of the hour that to the plain common-sense of men have so much more significance than any amount of hair-splitting about platforms and policies.
What to read after The Heroic Periods in a Nations History An Appeal to the Soldiers of the Ameri?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tayler Lewis to read onlineMoreLess
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