The Life of David Dudley Field
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That a nation hke ours — of one race and blood, all speaking the same language, and having the same rehgion — should go to war among ourselves, and engage in the work of mutual destruc- tion, seemed too horrible for belief, and he would fain shut his eyes from the sight ! Near the close of the second year of the war he wrote a letter to the late Mr. Cyrus W. Field, which is one long and passionate 168 LETTER OF MR. GLADSTONE.
outcry, that shows his utter despair. The historical value of such a ...letter from such a source will justify its quotation here : 11 CarIiTON House Tebbace, NovemTjer 27, 1862.
My dear Sir: I thank you very much for giving me the ' ' Thirteen Months." * "Will you think that I belie the expression I have used if I tell you candidly the effect this book has pro- duced upon my mind ? I think you will not ; I do not believe that you or your countrymen are among those who desire that any one should purchase your favor by speaking what is false, or by forbearing to speak what is true.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That a nation hke ours — of one race and blood, all speaking the same language, and having the same rehgion — should go to war among ourselves, and engage in the work of mutual destruc- tion, seemed too horrible for belief, and he would fain shut his eyes from the sight ! Near the close of the second year of the war he wrote a letter to the late Mr. Cyrus W. Field, which is one long and passionate 168 LETTER OF MR. GLADSTONE.
outcry, that shows his utter despair. The historical value of such a ...letter from such a source will justify its quotation here : 11 CarIiTON House Tebbace, NovemTjer 27, 1862.
My dear Sir: I thank you very much for giving me the ' ' Thirteen Months." * "Will you think that I belie the expression I have used if I tell you candidly the effect this book has pro- duced upon my mind ? I think you will not ; I do not believe that you or your countrymen are among those who desire that any one should purchase your favor by speaking what is false, or by forbearing to speak what is true.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Field, Henry M. (Henry Martyn), 1822-1907 to read onlineMoreLess
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