Pleas for Progress
Pleas for Progress
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Haygood was received with the Chautauqua salute, and coming forward took two of the toy flags from the stand and held them in his hand, which act was greeted with rounds of applause. ] I am glad that Georgia is on that flag. [Applause. ] I have seen the day that I would have died under the 02 Pleas for Progress.
other; and if you cannot take me into the Union on that basis, count me a heathen and a publican. [Ap- plause. ] There are many differences and yet many resem- blances. I saw out there ...— and I will not look that way now — a woman crowned with the glory of gray hairs. When the first battle-song was sung she quivered with memories, the tears coursed down her cheeks. "Johnny" did not "come marching home" to her. She was strangely like a mother who lives in my town, about the same age, with one boy shot through the head on the Potomac, the other buried from a hospital in Richmond. Both of these women love God and the Lord Jesus Christ, and I know would help one another and love each other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Haygood was received with the Chautauqua salute, and coming forward took two of the toy flags from the stand and held them in his hand, which act was greeted with rounds of applause. ] I am glad that Georgia is on that flag. [Applause. ] I have seen the day that I would have died under the 02 Pleas for Progress.
other; and if you cannot take me into the Union on that basis, count me a heathen and a publican. [Ap- plause. ] There are many differences and yet many resem- blances. I saw out there ...— and I will not look that way now — a woman crowned with the glory of gray hairs. When the first battle-song was sung she quivered with memories, the tears coursed down her cheeks. "Johnny" did not "come marching home" to her. She was strangely like a mother who lives in my town, about the same age, with one boy shot through the head on the Potomac, the other buried from a hospital in Richmond. Both of these women love God and the Lord Jesus Christ, and I know would help one another and love each other.
What to read after Pleas for Progress?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Atticus G Atticus Greene Haygood to read onlineMoreLess
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