The Nation And the Soldier a Memorial Address
The Nation And the Soldier a Memorial Address
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Thus Hungary, also, has come to the light. The free spirit of the Magyar has snapped the Austrian chain and now clasps the Austrian hand in friendly alliance. The national life would not down, after Kossuth had blown the trumpet of its resurrection. So, too, with the Greeks. Their classic soil has been redeemed from the blight of the Turk, and a vigorous national existence now centers in the city of Athens, once the intellectual treasure-house ut mankind.
And what mean those rising states along... the Danube, Bulgaria, . Roumelia and the rest, fragments of tho broken Ottoman Empire? They mean that, beneath the brutal camp x>f the Turk, there lived in those Christian peoples an invincible national consciousness which the scimiter could not destr jy in four centuries of cruelty, and which the Toryism of England and the watchful jealousy of Europe were at last compelled to recognize.
In one of the cartoons in the Pantheon, in Paris, a French artist has portrayed the beginnings of Christianity, undermining the pagan Empire of Rome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus Hungary, also, has come to the light. The free spirit of the Magyar has snapped the Austrian chain and now clasps the Austrian hand in friendly alliance. The national life would not down, after Kossuth had blown the trumpet of its resurrection. So, too, with the Greeks. Their classic soil has been redeemed from the blight of the Turk, and a vigorous national existence now centers in the city of Athens, once the intellectual treasure-house ut mankind.
And what mean those rising states along... the Danube, Bulgaria, . Roumelia and the rest, fragments of tho broken Ottoman Empire? They mean that, beneath the brutal camp x>f the Turk, there lived in those Christian peoples an invincible national consciousness which the scimiter could not destr jy in four centuries of cruelty, and which the Toryism of England and the watchful jealousy of Europe were at last compelled to recognize.
In one of the cartoons in the Pantheon, in Paris, a French artist has portrayed the beginnings of Christianity, undermining the pagan Empire of Rome.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Henry Barrows to read onlineMoreLess
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