Letters From Europe
Letters From Europe
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Of course I could not under- stand the description until it was slowly interpreted, but it was not difficult to perceive from the excited looks of the spectators that the natural eloquence of the soldiers had sympathetic listeners, and that while the Emperor thus preserves the recollection of one of the battles everywhere illustrated for the purpose of perpetuating his own fame, 204 Colonel Forney s Letters from Europe.
he also keeps alive the martial feeling in the hearts of his people. The ba...ttle of Solferino decided comparatively nothing ; even the unification of Italy, claimed as one of the results of that achievement, with the victory of Magenta, is far from an accomplished fact, if we may judge by the discontent of Garibaldi and the fierce protest of Mazzini.
But imagine a panorama of the battle of Gettysburg placed in one of the great squares of Philadelphia, or what might be still more appropriate, in the beautiful grounds east of the Capitol at Washington, with a mutilated Union soldier, who had borne a conspicuous part in that dreadful conflict, telling to proud and grateful visitors the thrilling story of those thrilling days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course I could not under- stand the description until it was slowly interpreted, but it was not difficult to perceive from the excited looks of the spectators that the natural eloquence of the soldiers had sympathetic listeners, and that while the Emperor thus preserves the recollection of one of the battles everywhere illustrated for the purpose of perpetuating his own fame, 204 Colonel Forney s Letters from Europe.
he also keeps alive the martial feeling in the hearts of his people. The ba...ttle of Solferino decided comparatively nothing ; even the unification of Italy, claimed as one of the results of that achievement, with the victory of Magenta, is far from an accomplished fact, if we may judge by the discontent of Garibaldi and the fierce protest of Mazzini.
But imagine a panorama of the battle of Gettysburg placed in one of the great squares of Philadelphia, or what might be still more appropriate, in the beautiful grounds east of the Capitol at Washington, with a mutilated Union soldier, who had borne a conspicuous part in that dreadful conflict, telling to proud and grateful visitors the thrilling story of those thrilling days.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John W John Wien Forney to read onlineMoreLess
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