Great Speeches of Col. R.G. IngersollRhodes & McClure publishing Company, 1897 - 449 pages |
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... field and patriotic grave to every loving heart and hearth - stone all over this broad land , will swell the chorus of the Union when again touched , as surely they will be , by the better angels of our nature . ' " " These noble ...
... field and patriotic grave to every loving heart and hearth - stone all over this broad land , will swell the chorus of the Union when again touched , as surely they will be , by the better angels of our nature . ' " " These noble ...
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... field ; and the generals could have done nothing with- out their armies . The praise is due to all - to the pri- vate as much as to the officer ; to the lowest who did his duty , as much as to the highest . But Lincoln stood at the ...
... field ; and the generals could have done nothing with- out their armies . The praise is due to all - to the pri- vate as much as to the officer ; to the lowest who did his duty , as much as to the highest . But Lincoln stood at the ...
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... field of war he stood the peer of any man beneath the flag . Had McClellan followed his advice he would have taken Richmond . Had Hooker acted in accordance with his suggestions Chancellorsville would have been EULOGY ON LINCOLN . 37.
... field of war he stood the peer of any man beneath the flag . Had McClellan followed his advice he would have taken Richmond . Had Hooker acted in accordance with his suggestions Chancellorsville would have been EULOGY ON LINCOLN . 37.
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... fields are lovelier than paved streets , and great forests than walls of brick . Oaks and elms are more poetic than ... field is a picture , a landscape ; every landscape a poem ; every flower a ten- der thought , and every forest a ...
... fields are lovelier than paved streets , and great forests than walls of brick . Oaks and elms are more poetic than ... field is a picture , a landscape ; every landscape a poem ; every flower a ten- der thought , and every forest a ...
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... field from Washington and continue the practice of law with Mr. Herndon . In their last interview in the office , referring to their sign - board , Lincoln said : " Let it hang there undisturbed . Give our clients to understand that the ...
... field from Washington and continue the practice of law with Mr. Herndon . In their last interview in the office , referring to their sign - board , Lincoln said : " Let it hang there undisturbed . Give our clients to understand that the ...
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