A Sermon Commemorative of National Blessings
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The Merrimac, too, after its destructive Saturday's raid, ran a muck against the Monitor on Sunday, and has spent a month in repairing damages.
"Add to the facts, that most of the Generals commanding, whose names figure as assailants in these battles, were slain in them, or are in disgrace on account of them, and there is food for reflection in these bits of history. What has become of our Gen. Pierce, of Big Bethel memory ? What of Gen. Stone ? Where are Zollicoffer and Sydney Johnston ? In sh...ort, since we have ceased the business of Sunday fighting, and the rebels took it up, we have had only victories to record, and they only defeats and surrenders. Fort Donelson and Island No. 10 were our Sunday morning benison on week- day prowess.
"Nor are these isolated historical facts. History is full of them. The British forces assailed us on Lake Champlain and at New Orleans on Sunday, and were defeated. We assailed them at Quebec ; our army was repulsed and its leader slain. We began the battle of Monmouth, and had the worst of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Merrimac, too, after its destructive Saturday's raid, ran a muck against the Monitor on Sunday, and has spent a month in repairing damages.
"Add to the facts, that most of the Generals commanding, whose names figure as assailants in these battles, were slain in them, or are in disgrace on account of them, and there is food for reflection in these bits of history. What has become of our Gen. Pierce, of Big Bethel memory ? What of Gen. Stone ? Where are Zollicoffer and Sydney Johnston ? In sh...ort, since we have ceased the business of Sunday fighting, and the rebels took it up, we have had only victories to record, and they only defeats and surrenders. Fort Donelson and Island No. 10 were our Sunday morning benison on week- day prowess.
"Nor are these isolated historical facts. History is full of them. The British forces assailed us on Lake Champlain and at New Orleans on Sunday, and were defeated. We assailed them at Quebec ; our army was repulsed and its leader slain. We began the battle of Monmouth, and had the worst of it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Field Ellinwood to read onlineMoreLess
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