The State And the Notation Sacred to Christian Citizens volume 2
The State And the Notation Sacred to Christian Citizens volume 2
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say the governors of the Border States. No ! said a week ago some of the leading presses of the North. No! said the fears and misgivings of patriotic souls everywhere. But, thanks be to God, the instincts and affections of the American heart, the latent nationality ^ of the vast majority of its people, have rushed as with the might of a deluge, to drown those fearful Nays, in one sublime affirmation ! Yea ! tea ! say the people, we are a nation. AYe have a common heart and soul, and are one bod...y. The government (we care not what party has put it there) stands for this nationality — stands for our honor, power, unity, self-respect — stands for 11 our dignity abroad and our peace and prosperity at home — stands for America ! The American flag has our hearts' blood in its ruddy veins ; our national heav en opens in its field of blue ; and our lives shall set sooner than its stars ! And clustering round its stand- ard, flock at once a hundred thousand men — the flower of the land — to maintain in the face of all the world the proud assertion : This American people is not a set of civilized squatters upon a common territory — a school of wriggling fish accidentally caught in one federal net — an aggregation of petty communities, confined in some political kaleidoscope, to which any strong hand at every election may give a shake that alters its whole aspect and identity ; but instead of all this, it is a Na- tion^ like England, France, Russia, with an organic life and destiny — a pride, a character, a soul, which it will vindicate and uphold so long as it has an ounce of sil- ver in its treasury, or a drop of blood in its veins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
say the governors of the Border States. No ! said a week ago some of the leading presses of the North. No! said the fears and misgivings of patriotic souls everywhere. But, thanks be to God, the instincts and affections of the American heart, the latent nationality ^ of the vast majority of its people, have rushed as with the might of a deluge, to drown those fearful Nays, in one sublime affirmation ! Yea ! tea ! say the people, we are a nation. AYe have a common heart and soul, and are one bod...y. The government (we care not what party has put it there) stands for this nationality — stands for our honor, power, unity, self-respect — stands for 11 our dignity abroad and our peace and prosperity at home — stands for America ! The American flag has our hearts' blood in its ruddy veins ; our national heav en opens in its field of blue ; and our lives shall set sooner than its stars ! And clustering round its stand- ard, flock at once a hundred thousand men — the flower of the land — to maintain in the face of all the world the proud assertion : This American people is not a set of civilized squatters upon a common territory — a school of wriggling fish accidentally caught in one federal net — an aggregation of petty communities, confined in some political kaleidoscope, to which any strong hand at every election may give a shake that alters its whole aspect and identity ; but instead of all this, it is a Na- tion^ like England, France, Russia, with an organic life and destiny — a pride, a character, a soul, which it will vindicate and uphold so long as it has an ounce of sil- ver in its treasury, or a drop of blood in its veins.
What to read after The State And the Notation Sacred to Christian Citizens volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry W Henry Whitney Bellows to read onlineMoreLess
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