Memorial Address By Hon Wm B Bate of Tennessee Upon the Life And Character
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No battlefield on earth, nothing in his- tory is like unto Chickamauga. It was there on two separate days, in 1863, that men of the same kith and kin, after marching and countermarching for position, met in deadly conflict. Wal- thall was in that line. My friend from Missouri [Mr. Cock- rell] was in it. The field, after desperate struggle, was held by the Confederates, with a loss of near o0 per cent on each side.
To-day presents a scene not known to history. Thepartieswho ought there then, ami...d the smoke of battle, grappled to the death, are to-day mustering together in a common cause on the blood- marked field and sleeping together under the same tent cloth and drilling and marching together as though they had never been enemies. What field can show such a history? It is a spectacle unique in history, without its parallel in all the annals of war. It is the romance of reality. How wondrous are the ways of Providence! " Behind a frowning Providence He hides a smiling face. " U12 The Iliad of our long-exhausting woes having closed, Senator Walthall accepted the situation, returned to his home, resumed his profession amid the scattered remains of former prosperity and new political and social conditions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No battlefield on earth, nothing in his- tory is like unto Chickamauga. It was there on two separate days, in 1863, that men of the same kith and kin, after marching and countermarching for position, met in deadly conflict. Wal- thall was in that line. My friend from Missouri [Mr. Cock- rell] was in it. The field, after desperate struggle, was held by the Confederates, with a loss of near o0 per cent on each side.
To-day presents a scene not known to history. Thepartieswho ought there then, ami...d the smoke of battle, grappled to the death, are to-day mustering together in a common cause on the blood- marked field and sleeping together under the same tent cloth and drilling and marching together as though they had never been enemies. What field can show such a history? It is a spectacle unique in history, without its parallel in all the annals of war. It is the romance of reality. How wondrous are the ways of Providence! " Behind a frowning Providence He hides a smiling face. " U12 The Iliad of our long-exhausting woes having closed, Senator Walthall accepted the situation, returned to his home, resumed his profession amid the scattered remains of former prosperity and new political and social conditions.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William B William Brimage Bate to read onlineMoreLess
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