Autobiography And Letters of Orville Dewey, D.D.
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But do I therefore spend my time in complainings and reproaches, andalmost the arraigning of Providence? No. I know that the governingpowers are trying to do the best they can. The fact is, a charge isdevolved upon them almost beyond human ability to sustain. NeitherRussia nor Austria nor France, I believe, ever had a million of soldiersin the field, to clothe, to equip, to feed, to pay, and to direct. We have them, --we, a peaceful people, suddenly, with no militaryexperience, and there must b...e mistakes, delays, failures. What then?Shall we give up the cause of justice, of lawful government, ofcivilization, and of the unborn ages, and do nothing? If we willnot, --if we will not yield up lawful sovereignty to mad revolt, thenmust we put what power, faculty, skill, we have, to the work, and amidstall our sacrifices and sorrows bow to the awful will of God.
Have you seen Mrs. Curtis? In her son there was a singular union ofloveliness and manliness, of gentleness and courage, and, high over all, perfect self-abnegation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But do I therefore spend my time in complainings and reproaches, andalmost the arraigning of Providence? No. I know that the governingpowers are trying to do the best they can. The fact is, a charge isdevolved upon them almost beyond human ability to sustain. NeitherRussia nor Austria nor France, I believe, ever had a million of soldiersin the field, to clothe, to equip, to feed, to pay, and to direct. We have them, --we, a peaceful people, suddenly, with no militaryexperience, and there must b...e mistakes, delays, failures. What then?Shall we give up the cause of justice, of lawful government, ofcivilization, and of the unborn ages, and do nothing? If we willnot, --if we will not yield up lawful sovereignty to mad revolt, thenmust we put what power, faculty, skill, we have, to the work, and amidstall our sacrifices and sorrows bow to the awful will of God.
Have you seen Mrs. Curtis? In her son there was a singular union ofloveliness and manliness, of gentleness and courage, and, high over all, perfect self-abnegation.
What to read after Autobiography And Letters of Orville Dewey, D.D.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dewey Orville to read onlineMoreLess
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