Oration
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After a few years of peace this nation was again forced to draw the sword and invoke the God of battles in the war of 1812, and establish anew our rights as a free and independent nation, to pursue our happiness and destiny as a member of the family of nations, circumscribing and squaring our actions only by the dictates of conscience and the law of nations. In the struggle, before the triumph of our cause and the declaration of peace, many patriots gave their lives for their country.
In the ba...ttles with the savages of the forests and prairies, and in the Mexican war, many more names were emblazoned on the rolls of the country's heroes, and many of these patriots lie in unnamed and forgotten graves and in a foreign land.
Then came our great Civil War, which for full four years threatened our very existence as a nation, rent asunder our land from the lakes to the gulf, and from ocean to ocean, and in which struggle countless battles were fought wherein more than two millions of men were engaged, brother striving with brother, citizen with citizen, each for the right as he saw it, wherein count- less treasure was expended and tens of thousands of homes made desolate, while countless graves (lotted the land throughout its length and breadth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After a few years of peace this nation was again forced to draw the sword and invoke the God of battles in the war of 1812, and establish anew our rights as a free and independent nation, to pursue our happiness and destiny as a member of the family of nations, circumscribing and squaring our actions only by the dictates of conscience and the law of nations. In the struggle, before the triumph of our cause and the declaration of peace, many patriots gave their lives for their country.
In the ba...ttles with the savages of the forests and prairies, and in the Mexican war, many more names were emblazoned on the rolls of the country's heroes, and many of these patriots lie in unnamed and forgotten graves and in a foreign land.
Then came our great Civil War, which for full four years threatened our very existence as a nation, rent asunder our land from the lakes to the gulf, and from ocean to ocean, and in which struggle countless battles were fought wherein more than two millions of men were engaged, brother striving with brother, citizen with citizen, each for the right as he saw it, wherein count- less treasure was expended and tens of thousands of homes made desolate, while countless graves (lotted the land throughout its length and breadth.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Eugene From Old Catalog Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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