The Story of the Battle Hymn of the Republic
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In England men write to the Times; in America we write to many papers and we com- 80 "THE BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC" plain endlessly. This would evidently be im- possible under a despotic Government, and it sometimes seems as if we indulged too freely in depreciating our own country and its institutions.
Yet deep down in the hearts of our people is a love of our native land which flames forth brightly on great occasions. The country which produced the "Battle Hymn" is not lacking in true patr...iotism.
So long as owe people use it to express their deepest emotions we need fear no serious treason to the Republic. The danger of our frequent fault- finding is that we thus allow om: righteous indigna- tion to evaporate in mere words.
Supineness in politics, an indolence which permits imworthy men to usurp the reins of government, is one of our great sins as a nation. Yet the cor- rupt manipidator who goes too far meets an up- rising of popular indignation which thoroughly surprises him. From the New York Sun we quote the story of such a day of retribution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In England men write to the Times; in America we write to many papers and we com- 80 "THE BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC" plain endlessly. This would evidently be im- possible under a despotic Government, and it sometimes seems as if we indulged too freely in depreciating our own country and its institutions.
Yet deep down in the hearts of our people is a love of our native land which flames forth brightly on great occasions. The country which produced the "Battle Hymn" is not lacking in true patr...iotism.
So long as owe people use it to express their deepest emotions we need fear no serious treason to the Republic. The danger of our frequent fault- finding is that we thus allow om: righteous indigna- tion to evaporate in mere words.
Supineness in politics, an indolence which permits imworthy men to usurp the reins of government, is one of our great sins as a nation. Yet the cor- rupt manipidator who goes too far meets an up- rising of popular indignation which thoroughly surprises him. From the New York Sun we quote the story of such a day of retribution.
What to read after The Story of the Battle Hymn of the Republic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Howe Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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