The Secret Service, the Field, the Dungeon, And the Escape ..
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Some men can fight battles over a telegraph-wire, but you know I have no talent in that direction." With his friendly grasp of the hand, and his kindly smile, he started for home. It proved to him Home indeed. A week later the country was startled by intel- ligence of his sudden death. He, who for forty-eight 328 His Conduct in Kansas. [isea years had brayed the hardships of campaigning and the perils of battle, nntil he seemed to have a charmed life, was abruptly cut down by disease under his ...own roof, surrounded by those he loyed.
" The breast that trampling Death could spare, His noiseless shafts assail.'" For almost half a century, Sumner had belonged to the Army of the United States ; but he steadfastly refused to be put on the retired list. Entering the ser- vice from civil life, he was free from professional tradi- tions and narrowness. Senator "Wade once asked him, "How long were you at the Military Academy ?" He replied, " I was never there in my life." The bluff Ohioan sprang up and shook him fervidly by the hand, exclaiming, ' ' Thank God for one general of the regular Army, who was never at West Point !' ' During the early Kansas troubles, Sumner, then a colonel, was stationed in the Territory with his regiment of dragoons'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some men can fight battles over a telegraph-wire, but you know I have no talent in that direction." With his friendly grasp of the hand, and his kindly smile, he started for home. It proved to him Home indeed. A week later the country was startled by intel- ligence of his sudden death. He, who for forty-eight 328 His Conduct in Kansas. [isea years had brayed the hardships of campaigning and the perils of battle, nntil he seemed to have a charmed life, was abruptly cut down by disease under his ...own roof, surrounded by those he loyed.
" The breast that trampling Death could spare, His noiseless shafts assail.'" For almost half a century, Sumner had belonged to the Army of the United States ; but he steadfastly refused to be put on the retired list. Entering the ser- vice from civil life, he was free from professional tradi- tions and narrowness. Senator "Wade once asked him, "How long were you at the Military Academy ?" He replied, " I was never there in my life." The bluff Ohioan sprang up and shook him fervidly by the hand, exclaiming, ' ' Thank God for one general of the regular Army, who was never at West Point !' ' During the early Kansas troubles, Sumner, then a colonel, was stationed in the Territory with his regiment of dragoons'.
What to read after The Secret Service, the Field, the Dungeon, And the Escape ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scaife, James Verner. Fmo to read onlineMoreLess
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