Louis D Wilson Mexican War Martyr Also Thos H Hall Andrew Johnson As He R
Louis D Wilson Mexican War Martyr Also Thos H Hall Andrew Johnson As He R
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Before marching he made his will, and evinced his gratitude to the constituency which had so long honored him with their confidence, and his chari- table regard for his poor neighbors, by this munificent be- quest. There has not fallen in the service of his country a braver or a better man. " North Carolinians have recognized the worth of Col. Wil- son, but they probably have never read an appreciation of him by strangers. The two extracts, just noted, cannot fail to awaken a degree of pride in... the breasts of all loyal citizens who recall how the white-haired patriot, of nearly sixty, left his seat of dignity to participate in the hardships of the army. Here was a man! The United States had been brought into war with Mexico but political parties were di- vided as to its necessity. North Carolina, among other States, hesitated about furnishing troops. Louis D. Wilson saw his duty and saved the State's honor. He aroused the men of Edgecombe and, having formed a company of volunteers, was the first to offer his services to the Governor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before marching he made his will, and evinced his gratitude to the constituency which had so long honored him with their confidence, and his chari- table regard for his poor neighbors, by this munificent be- quest. There has not fallen in the service of his country a braver or a better man. " North Carolinians have recognized the worth of Col. Wil- son, but they probably have never read an appreciation of him by strangers. The two extracts, just noted, cannot fail to awaken a degree of pride in... the breasts of all loyal citizens who recall how the white-haired patriot, of nearly sixty, left his seat of dignity to participate in the hardships of the army. Here was a man! The United States had been brought into war with Mexico but political parties were di- vided as to its necessity. North Carolina, among other States, hesitated about furnishing troops. Louis D. Wilson saw his duty and saved the State's honor. He aroused the men of Edgecombe and, having formed a company of volunteers, was the first to offer his services to the Governor.
What to read after Louis D Wilson Mexican War Martyr Also Thos H Hall Andrew Johnson As He R?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaston Lichtenstein to read onlineMoreLess
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