William Ellery Channing Minister of Religion
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" He would have the soldier's uniform made as unattractive as the hangman's, whose business, he said, is not more cruel or more tragi- cal. He would have no military parades disfig- uring great civic occasions. The soldier's courage he depreciated in comparison with that demanded by the exigencies of our everyday affairs. Never- theless, he did not accept the principle of non- resistance unreservedly. Driving with Dr. Farley at Newport, a non-resistant tract of S. J. May's the subject of their ...talk, he clenched and shook his small, transparent hand, and said, " Brother Farley, sometimes we must fight ! " But such a solemn and tremendous concern is war, that men must not entertain the possibility of it without full conviction of its justice and moral necessity, nor without unfeigned sorrow. Nothing could be more horrible than the gayety of nations on the eve of wars that bring them infinite suffering, and a long entail of misery, " an army of cripples, an army of beggars, and an army of thieves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He would have the soldier's uniform made as unattractive as the hangman's, whose business, he said, is not more cruel or more tragi- cal. He would have no military parades disfig- uring great civic occasions. The soldier's courage he depreciated in comparison with that demanded by the exigencies of our everyday affairs. Never- theless, he did not accept the principle of non- resistance unreservedly. Driving with Dr. Farley at Newport, a non-resistant tract of S. J. May's the subject of their ...talk, he clenched and shook his small, transparent hand, and said, " Brother Farley, sometimes we must fight ! " But such a solemn and tremendous concern is war, that men must not entertain the possibility of it without full conviction of its justice and moral necessity, nor without unfeigned sorrow. Nothing could be more horrible than the gayety of nations on the eve of wars that bring them infinite suffering, and a long entail of misery, " an army of cripples, an army of beggars, and an army of thieves.
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