W. B. Wilson And the Department of Labor
W. B. Wilson And the Department of Labor
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Mr. Wilson stated that miners are an intelligent and courageous class of men, showing great bravery in go- ing to the rescue of their fellow men in time of ac- cident. He said : "Tell me in martial measures of the charge of the Light Brigade; point with patriotic pride to the farmers who fought with the soldiers at Concord and Bunker Hill ; repeat to me the great story of the con- flict between the Blue and the Gray, when the 'flower of American youth yielded up their last full measure of devot...ion' in defense of their respective flags, and my blood will thrill with patriotic enthusiasm and tingle through my veins in sympathetic response.
Yet with all my admiration for the heroes of the battle field and their wonderful achievements in support of the rights of men, it does not equal my love, it cannot measure my devotion to those sturdy sons of toil who, uninfluenced by the enthusiasm of numbers, without hope of present reward or future glory, deliberately enter the dark and dangerous covers of the mines to carry relief to their suffering fellow men or perish in the attempt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Wilson stated that miners are an intelligent and courageous class of men, showing great bravery in go- ing to the rescue of their fellow men in time of ac- cident. He said : "Tell me in martial measures of the charge of the Light Brigade; point with patriotic pride to the farmers who fought with the soldiers at Concord and Bunker Hill ; repeat to me the great story of the con- flict between the Blue and the Gray, when the 'flower of American youth yielded up their last full measure of devot...ion' in defense of their respective flags, and my blood will thrill with patriotic enthusiasm and tingle through my veins in sympathetic response.
Yet with all my admiration for the heroes of the battle field and their wonderful achievements in support of the rights of men, it does not equal my love, it cannot measure my devotion to those sturdy sons of toil who, uninfluenced by the enthusiasm of numbers, without hope of present reward or future glory, deliberately enter the dark and dangerous covers of the mines to carry relief to their suffering fellow men or perish in the attempt.
What to read after W. B. Wilson And the Department of Labor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Babson, Roger Ward, 1875-1967 to read onlineMoreLess
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