The Meritorious Man Who is He Horace Rosinante Greeley Commander in Chief
The Meritorious Man Who is He Horace Rosinante Greeley Commander in Chief
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Dey is, Bress de Lord.
My Brudders, I 'dress you now on de vagurations ob de 'ligions of de white folks — ah ! ! In sixty-fo' I done lef my chuch, an went to de big Union pra'rr meetin', done got up clare as day fo' de war. It ain't no tise 26 SPEECH OF MOSESPRUDENCE.
a' talkin', 'dem are days, my bredren, war blacker dan enny of you' niggers. ' skins, I'll be dog-goned ef dey was'nt.
My Bredren: — De 'mancipation procker'mation was den out to de city ob Was'ington, a lyin' on a paper dar, you ...knows, but 'twan't no use dar, my bredren, kase why; de breff ob Fader Abram, and de tech of he pen, was'nt ob no manner o' 'count 'gin Gin'ral Lee an' Stonew. All Jackson — ah ! I tells ye bredrcu, dem aays was dark, when de telemgrams would come up dar 'among de white folks, a tellin' 'em 'bout anoder big battle.
I jist 'members now, my bredren, how one day when de white folks waz a eatin ob dar dinner at de big Hotel, how when de telemgram come up dar, an tole 'em 'bout a big battle at Chambersbug, in Ole Wurginy, how dey groaned and hung down deir heads at de table, an some said, " de country is done gone up for shoa ; " Kase you see, 'long 'bout dem days, ebery battle was lost, an eberybody's chillen, an husbands, an faders, was in de war, somewhar, an may be, done killed entirely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dey is, Bress de Lord.
My Brudders, I 'dress you now on de vagurations ob de 'ligions of de white folks — ah ! ! In sixty-fo' I done lef my chuch, an went to de big Union pra'rr meetin', done got up clare as day fo' de war. It ain't no tise 26 SPEECH OF MOSESPRUDENCE.
a' talkin', 'dem are days, my bredren, war blacker dan enny of you' niggers. ' skins, I'll be dog-goned ef dey was'nt.
My Bredren: — De 'mancipation procker'mation was den out to de city ob Was'ington, a lyin' on a paper dar, you ...knows, but 'twan't no use dar, my bredren, kase why; de breff ob Fader Abram, and de tech of he pen, was'nt ob no manner o' 'count 'gin Gin'ral Lee an' Stonew. All Jackson — ah ! I tells ye bredrcu, dem aays was dark, when de telemgrams would come up dar 'among de white folks, a tellin' 'em 'bout anoder big battle.
I jist 'members now, my bredren, how one day when de white folks waz a eatin ob dar dinner at de big Hotel, how when de telemgram come up dar, an tole 'em 'bout a big battle at Chambersbug, in Ole Wurginy, how dey groaned and hung down deir heads at de table, an some said, " de country is done gone up for shoa ; " Kase you see, 'long 'bout dem days, ebery battle was lost, an eberybody's chillen, an husbands, an faders, was in de war, somewhar, an may be, done killed entirely.
What to read after The Meritorious Man Who is He Horace Rosinante Greeley Commander in Chief?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American News Company to read onlineMoreLess
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