Report of the Culpeper Virginia Monument Commission of Pennsylvania
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Powerful "dreadnoughts" are useless, unless manned and operated by resolute, courageous and skillful men.
A people intelligent, industrious and courageous, who work for God and fellow men, will create a government and state — ■ founded in wisdom, worth living for — worth fighting for. . From the colonization times — the best efforts of grand states- men without number, who feared God and loved their fellow men, had been devoted to the work of creating a Government founded in righteousness, to p...romote the honor and welfare of family and society.
God prospered their work with marvelous results that won the admiration of the world. For such a nation, men were willing to fight-— bleed — and die in its defense.
Men and women of that type made a nation great. Of this type are the men who fill the lonely graves in this cemetery, and the confederate cemetery a few hundred yards distant.
Virginia and Pennsylvania were full of people of such noble type — pity they ever clashed.
The paroles given at Appomattox by the Confederate soldiers were never broken, they fought gallantly when there was fight- ing to do, they fought gallantly until there was nothing left to fight for ; and then they recognized duty to family and home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Powerful "dreadnoughts" are useless, unless manned and operated by resolute, courageous and skillful men.
A people intelligent, industrious and courageous, who work for God and fellow men, will create a government and state — ■ founded in wisdom, worth living for — worth fighting for. . From the colonization times — the best efforts of grand states- men without number, who feared God and loved their fellow men, had been devoted to the work of creating a Government founded in righteousness, to p...romote the honor and welfare of family and society.
God prospered their work with marvelous results that won the admiration of the world. For such a nation, men were willing to fight-— bleed — and die in its defense.
Men and women of that type made a nation great. Of this type are the men who fill the lonely graves in this cemetery, and the confederate cemetery a few hundred yards distant.
Virginia and Pennsylvania were full of people of such noble type — pity they ever clashed.
The paroles given at Appomattox by the Confederate soldiers were never broken, they fought gallantly when there was fight- ing to do, they fought gallantly until there was nothing left to fight for ; and then they recognized duty to family and home.
What to read after Report of the Culpeper Virginia Monument Commission of Pennsylvania?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virginia Pennsylvania Culpeper to read onlineMoreLess
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