The March of the Flag Beginning of Greater America
The March of the Flag Beginning of Greater America
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Scott demanded surgeons. The (iovernment refused to give them. The three months men lost nearly ft per cent. ; the six inontlis men lost 14 per cent. : the twelve iiKUiths men 2'. ) per cent. ; the men enlisted for tlie war lost MT per cent. : :!l. !n4 soldiers en- listed for the war, and 11. 1)14 of tliese wi-re lost, of whom 7. 3i!9 are unaccounted for. In the war for the T'nion— no, there is no need of figures there. (!o to the field of Cettysburg and ask. Go :isk that old veteran how fever'...s fetid breath breati. Ed on them and disease rotted their blooss than in any war in all the history of the world! (Great applause. ) And if any needless suffering there has been, if any deaths from criminal neglect, if any hard condition not a usual inci- dent of sudden war by a peaceful iieoide li;is been iiermitted. William McKinlev will see that the resixnisible ones are punishi'd. (Tremen- dous applause. ) Although our loss was less than the world ever knew before; although the condition of our troops w:is better than in any conllicl of our histiu-y.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scott demanded surgeons. The (iovernment refused to give them. The three months men lost nearly ft per cent. ; the six inontlis men lost 14 per cent. : the twelve iiKUiths men 2'. ) per cent. ; the men enlisted for tlie war lost MT per cent. : :!l. !n4 soldiers en- listed for the war, and 11. 1)14 of tliese wi-re lost, of whom 7. 3i!9 are unaccounted for. In the war for the T'nion— no, there is no need of figures there. (!o to the field of Cettysburg and ask. Go :isk that old veteran how fever'...s fetid breath breati. Ed on them and disease rotted their bloo
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