Chaplain Fuller
Chaplain Fuller
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They are hard boys, and may fight bravely, but I am more and more convinced that the best moral men, yes, and the best Christians, are also generally the best and most rehable and the bravest sokhers. " And in the Immbler walks lie finds those to com- mend.
" In our HoUiston company (Company B) is a man by the name of Fiske, a former resident of Georgia, which place he quitted abruptly a few weeks since, not, however, until he had become acquainted with the beauties of the only law which our So...uthern neighbors seem to respect, — lynch law. He was tarred and feathered, and treated with much indignity, and robbed of all his hard earnings. Fiske had never been an abolitionist, nor an opponent of slavery, though not hold- ing it exactly a divine institution. His only crime was being a native of Massachusetts and not in favor of rebellion. He was a peaceful man, but on arriving here, at once enhsted in our regiment, and only wishes to go 'way down South to Dixie's land, ' with plenty of good Massachusetts soldiers in his company.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are hard boys, and may fight bravely, but I am more and more convinced that the best moral men, yes, and the best Christians, are also generally the best and most rehable and the bravest sokhers. " And in the Immbler walks lie finds those to com- mend.
" In our HoUiston company (Company B) is a man by the name of Fiske, a former resident of Georgia, which place he quitted abruptly a few weeks since, not, however, until he had become acquainted with the beauties of the only law which our So...uthern neighbors seem to respect, — lynch law. He was tarred and feathered, and treated with much indignity, and robbed of all his hard earnings. Fiske had never been an abolitionist, nor an opponent of slavery, though not hold- ing it exactly a divine institution. His only crime was being a native of Massachusetts and not in favor of rebellion. He was a peaceful man, but on arriving here, at once enhsted in our regiment, and only wishes to go 'way down South to Dixie's land, ' with plenty of good Massachusetts soldiers in his company.
What to read after Chaplain Fuller?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard F Richard Frederick Fuller to read onlineMoreLess
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