The Teachings of the Crisis Address Delivered in St Pauls Church Camden Nj
The Teachings of the Crisis Address Delivered in St Pauls Church Camden Nj
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It was a time to test the very uttermost of all that is in a character, and Mr. Lincoln met it in a spirit equal to the time. I know not anywhere in all the records of great governors and statesmen, a higher, nobler sentiment, than the concluding sentence of his first message to the special Congress of 1861, and after events have shown, that this was the spoken impress of his real nature : " Having thus chosen " our course, without guile, and with pure purpose, let us " renew our trust in God, ...and go forward, without fear, " and with manly hearts. " On the fierce conflict raged, and he did " go forward. " He had to prepare an army, to fill a treasury, to create a na^^', to hold down factious malcontents at home, to ward off threatened intervention from abroad, to build up credit when ever}-thing seemed crumbling into ruin, to save the nation's hfe when all was dark within, and all without was cheerless. Everything was to be done at once; each several thing was imperatively needed at the instant; there were no precedents ; no one had any knowl- edge or exi)crience : his soldiers were undisciplined civil- ians ; liis ministers -antanglit, and ignorant in the immense, unprecedented duties of their new position ; hut in all these discouragements, with all these dangers, he never wavered, never faltered, nor despaired : through many long, dark months — years they appeared to us — of toil and painful agony, order hegan to grow out of chaos, and light to hreak upon the darkness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a time to test the very uttermost of all that is in a character, and Mr. Lincoln met it in a spirit equal to the time. I know not anywhere in all the records of great governors and statesmen, a higher, nobler sentiment, than the concluding sentence of his first message to the special Congress of 1861, and after events have shown, that this was the spoken impress of his real nature : " Having thus chosen " our course, without guile, and with pure purpose, let us " renew our trust in God, ...and go forward, without fear, " and with manly hearts. " On the fierce conflict raged, and he did " go forward. " He had to prepare an army, to fill a treasury, to create a na^^', to hold down factious malcontents at home, to ward off threatened intervention from abroad, to build up credit when ever}-thing seemed crumbling into ruin, to save the nation's hfe when all was dark within, and all without was cheerless. Everything was to be done at once; each several thing was imperatively needed at the instant; there were no precedents ; no one had any knowl- edge or exi)crience : his soldiers were undisciplined civil- ians ; liis ministers -antanglit, and ignorant in the immense, unprecedented duties of their new position ; hut in all these discouragements, with all these dangers, he never wavered, never faltered, nor despaired : through many long, dark months — years they appeared to us — of toil and painful agony, order hegan to grow out of chaos, and light to hreak upon the darkness.
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