Transactions of the First Annual Reunion of the 122d Regiment Pennsylvania Volun
Transactions of the First Annual Reunion of the 122d Regiment Pennsylvania Volun
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CoL. EMLEN FRANKLIN, Chairman.
Col. EDWARD McGOVERN.
Hon. JOHN T. MacGONIGLE.
Capt. GEORGE M. FRANLLIN, Treasurer.
Capt. JAMES F. RICKSECKER.
Sergt. DAVID C. HAVERSTICK.
Serot. GEORGE F. SPRENGER, Secretary.
Transactions of the Fii-st Annual Reunion ORATION.
BY K. ALLEN LOVELL, ESQ. , OF HUNTINGDON, PA.
Comrades : Standing here to-day, in a busy and peaceful city, in this beautiful and spacious Hall, and in a presence so pleasing and significant, strange and interesting memories come, like floo...d tides from the past.
Here, before me and about me, I look into faces that to my eyes have been invisible for twenty years, and yet as we have each traversed the teeming avenues of business life, in all that long interval, up and down this great Commonwealth, how often, in memory, the familiar voice of some comrade that has cheered and helped us on the weary march has again sounded in our ears and transported us back to the time when our life seemed em- bodied in the song : "All quiet along the Potomac to-night, Where the soldiers lie peacefully dreaming, Their tents in the rays of the clear autumn moon, Or the light of the watch-fire's gleaming.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CoL. EMLEN FRANKLIN, Chairman.
Col. EDWARD McGOVERN.
Hon. JOHN T. MacGONIGLE.
Capt. GEORGE M. FRANLLIN, Treasurer.
Capt. JAMES F. RICKSECKER.
Sergt. DAVID C. HAVERSTICK.
Serot. GEORGE F. SPRENGER, Secretary.
Transactions of the Fii-st Annual Reunion ORATION.
BY K. ALLEN LOVELL, ESQ. , OF HUNTINGDON, PA.
Comrades : Standing here to-day, in a busy and peaceful city, in this beautiful and spacious Hall, and in a presence so pleasing and significant, strange and interesting memories come, like floo...d tides from the past.
Here, before me and about me, I look into faces that to my eyes have been invisible for twenty years, and yet as we have each traversed the teeming avenues of business life, in all that long interval, up and down this great Commonwealth, how often, in memory, the familiar voice of some comrade that has cheered and helped us on the weary march has again sounded in our ears and transported us back to the time when our life seemed em- bodied in the song : "All quiet along the Potomac to-night, Where the soldiers lie peacefully dreaming, Their tents in the rays of the clear autumn moon, Or the light of the watch-fire's gleaming.
What to read after Transactions of the First Annual Reunion of the 122d Regiment Pennsylvania Volun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1862 1863 From Old Catalog Pennsylvania Infantry 122d Regt to read onlineMoreLess
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