Why We Fought
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Sometimes so much gone that it seemed 'twere better if all were gone. On the boat there was a cage for shell-shocked men men driven insane. I liked to talk with the wounded men because among them I found a spirit unequaled. One young fellow, leaning on crutches and sup- porting one crutch by a stump of an arm while nursing a bad head-wound, said he WHY WE FOUGHT 35 would have preferred a grave in France, but added, " At last the world, has learned the lesson that wars must end. " It was from su...ch scenes of hopefulness as this that I went to the United States Senate, and there, to my utter dismay, I found that the very principles were being condemned for which American soldiers have been giving their lives.
It may seem presumptuous for a mere soldier, one among four millions, to take issue with one so high and dignified as a United States Senator. I claim no more credit for myself than is due to the lowest " buck " private who carried a rifle in the rear rank; but that lowest private can stand squarely on his two feet, look full in the face the most distinguished descendant of Rip Van Winkle who ever sat in the United States Senate, the greatest man who ever represented or misrepresented th American people in that body, and say, " When it was a matter of the honor and integrity of our country; yes, when it was a matter of the life or death of our nation, I was on the firing line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes so much gone that it seemed 'twere better if all were gone. On the boat there was a cage for shell-shocked men men driven insane. I liked to talk with the wounded men because among them I found a spirit unequaled. One young fellow, leaning on crutches and sup- porting one crutch by a stump of an arm while nursing a bad head-wound, said he WHY WE FOUGHT 35 would have preferred a grave in France, but added, " At last the world, has learned the lesson that wars must end. " It was from su...ch scenes of hopefulness as this that I went to the United States Senate, and there, to my utter dismay, I found that the very principles were being condemned for which American soldiers have been giving their lives.
It may seem presumptuous for a mere soldier, one among four millions, to take issue with one so high and dignified as a United States Senator. I claim no more credit for myself than is due to the lowest " buck " private who carried a rifle in the rear rank; but that lowest private can stand squarely on his two feet, look full in the face the most distinguished descendant of Rip Van Winkle who ever sat in the United States Senate, the greatest man who ever represented or misrepresented th American people in that body, and say, " When it was a matter of the honor and integrity of our country; yes, when it was a matter of the life or death of our nation, I was on the firing line.
What to read after Why We Fought?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Gassner Chamberlain to read onlineMoreLess
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