The Eighteenth Massachusetts Regiment a Discourse in Commemoration of Washingto
The Eighteenth Massachusetts Regiment a Discourse in Commemoration of Washingto
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The eyes of not only the whole coun- tr}^, but the whole world, are upon us. They look to see if we are faithful to the high trust imposed upon us, and in the expectation that we shall achieve some action that will be worthy of so exalted a cause as that of the Constitution and the Union ; of order and freedom and good government. This devotion is de- manded of the highest and the lowest. Indifference or neglect of the public interest will be deemed wholly inexcusable wherever it may be found. ...The times require vigorous, patient, and persistent action. Let the fires of patriotism, therefore, be kept alive upon the altar of the heart. Let no injury, either real or fancied, cause us to deviate for one moment from the line of duty, or lead us to look coldly upon the interests of our country ; for the moment a sol- dier allows any private animosity to interfere with the discharge of his obligations, he sinks all that ren- ders his service praiseworthy and glorious, and stands 8 before his comrades a confessed mercenary.
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The eyes of not only the whole coun- tr}^, but the whole world, are upon us. They look to see if we are faithful to the high trust imposed upon us, and in the expectation that we shall achieve some action that will be worthy of so exalted a cause as that of the Constitution and the Union ; of order and freedom and good government. This devotion is de- manded of the highest and the lowest. Indifference or neglect of the public interest will be deemed wholly inexcusable wherever it may be found. ...The times require vigorous, patient, and persistent action. Let the fires of patriotism, therefore, be kept alive upon the altar of the heart. Let no injury, either real or fancied, cause us to deviate for one moment from the line of duty, or lead us to look coldly upon the interests of our country ; for the moment a sol- dier allows any private animosity to interfere with the discharge of his obligations, he sinks all that ren- ders his service praiseworthy and glorious, and stands 8 before his comrades a confessed mercenary.
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