Two Sermons Preached in the Church of the Unity April 23 1865
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No man ever had such a gloomy prospect before him as did he, when, four years ago, he reached the Capitol in spite of the snares of the asssassin. Six States had already declared themselves out of the Union. Davis had been proclaimed and inaugurated President of the Confederacy, which just now has neither local habitation nor a name. One hundred thousand men, frenzied with hatred of the North, their lips trem- bling with vows of sacrilegious allegiance to slavery, 17 stood, in serried column, r...eady to fight and die for their delusion. Our Treasury had been robbed ; our arsenals were empty ; our navy was at the uttermost parts of the earth ; our army was on the farm, in the workshop, warehouse, office, and pulpit. And now, though four years have passed, not only is the rebel army subjugated, but, what is better, the rebel idea is annihilated. Ameri- ca comes from the struggle all powder-stained and glory- covered : not a cross between slavery and freedom, but wholly and grandly free, and emancipated from the possi- bility of ever wearing the chain again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No man ever had such a gloomy prospect before him as did he, when, four years ago, he reached the Capitol in spite of the snares of the asssassin. Six States had already declared themselves out of the Union. Davis had been proclaimed and inaugurated President of the Confederacy, which just now has neither local habitation nor a name. One hundred thousand men, frenzied with hatred of the North, their lips trem- bling with vows of sacrilegious allegiance to slavery, 17 stood, in serried column, r...eady to fight and die for their delusion. Our Treasury had been robbed ; our arsenals were empty ; our navy was at the uttermost parts of the earth ; our army was on the farm, in the workshop, warehouse, office, and pulpit. And now, though four years have passed, not only is the rebel army subjugated, but, what is better, the rebel idea is annihilated. Ameri- ca comes from the struggle all powder-stained and glory- covered : not a cross between slavery and freedom, but wholly and grandly free, and emancipated from the possi- bility of ever wearing the chain again.
What to read after Two Sermons Preached in the Church of the Unity April 23 1865?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hepworth, George H. (George Hughes), 1833-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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