The Patriot volume Yr1918
The Patriot volume Yr1918
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Truly, may we say that we have the greatest and most beautiful emblem of all.
Although not the same in design as the one made by Betsy Ross, the flag we know is the same in principle as the one Washington saluted. It is, as ever, the expression of liberty and equal rights.
Throughout our history, men have deemed it one of the highest privileges to die for "Old Glory. " Heroes of the Revolution fought and starved and froze for it. Its colors were sufficient to make them forget hunger, cold and p...ain. In 1812, men left home and loved ones, because respect was lacking in Europe. In '61, thousands of noble boys in blue gave "the last full measure of devotion" in order that there might be, not two flags, but one. Lincoln, the typical American, suffered martyrdom for it. In '98, Americans gave their lives that Page Sixty-seven] other men might enjoy the privileges for which "Old Glory" stands. Sufficient unto these men has been the thought that they died for the flag. Pain and bloody graves were forgotten.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Truly, may we say that we have the greatest and most beautiful emblem of all.
Although not the same in design as the one made by Betsy Ross, the flag we know is the same in principle as the one Washington saluted. It is, as ever, the expression of liberty and equal rights.
Throughout our history, men have deemed it one of the highest privileges to die for "Old Glory. " Heroes of the Revolution fought and starved and froze for it. Its colors were sufficient to make them forget hunger, cold and p...ain. In 1812, men left home and loved ones, because respect was lacking in Europe. In '61, thousands of noble boys in blue gave "the last full measure of devotion" in order that there might be, not two flags, but one. Lincoln, the typical American, suffered martyrdom for it. In '98, Americans gave their lives that Page Sixty-seven] other men might enjoy the privileges for which "Old Glory" stands. Sufficient unto these men has been the thought that they died for the flag. Pain and bloody graves were forgotten.
What to read after The Patriot volume Yr1918?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ind Senior Class Shields High School Seymour to read onlineMoreLess
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