The Martyr President : Our Grief And Our Duty
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The poor, miserable, wicked assassin, whose name is not wor- thy of mention, though he has gone out with a mark deeper than the mark of Cain upon him, and who cannot escape the justice that awaits him, was but the representation and instrument of the enemies of the Heaven-blessed Government, whose Head they have stricken down.
Our father's OoJ, to Thee, Author of Liberty, though crushed and humbled in the very dust, to Thee we lift our hearts with confidence, and hope, and thanksgiving, that th...ough the great, and good, and wise man whom Thou did'st give us, to govern, has been stricken down, the people, the government, the eternal principles of Truth, and Freedom, and Righteousness, still live.
I call you to witness to-day, my brethren, that this pulpit has offered no uncertain sound, during these four years of treason and blood. Neither by silence — for siltnre is treason, when the life of the nation is endangered — by thought, look, word, or act, has your pastor given aid and comfort to that thirst for power which has culminated in the murder of Abraham Lincoln.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The poor, miserable, wicked assassin, whose name is not wor- thy of mention, though he has gone out with a mark deeper than the mark of Cain upon him, and who cannot escape the justice that awaits him, was but the representation and instrument of the enemies of the Heaven-blessed Government, whose Head they have stricken down.
Our father's OoJ, to Thee, Author of Liberty, though crushed and humbled in the very dust, to Thee we lift our hearts with confidence, and hope, and thanksgiving, that th...ough the great, and good, and wise man whom Thou did'st give us, to govern, has been stricken down, the people, the government, the eternal principles of Truth, and Freedom, and Righteousness, still live.
I call you to witness to-day, my brethren, that this pulpit has offered no uncertain sound, during these four years of treason and blood. Neither by silence — for siltnre is treason, when the life of the nation is endangered — by thought, look, word, or act, has your pastor given aid and comfort to that thirst for power which has culminated in the murder of Abraham Lincoln.
What to read after The Martyr President : Our Grief And Our Duty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butler, John George, 1826-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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