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uon OF thI7 ceihelaIY- 10 Is sa,' 'e,' u"y =
day detpied lo ihe memory pl lual A'"ii''
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+ eucsmped undef buhdIea tuousanu 'ei''s
I oi green on an me mus anu I'D an t"e Foies
4 oi the land. We stand I'D tne presence o'
TINS great army % lay out nc" cam pihs
ground ioI tne ever increasing nost, 10 'lhA
oeep and sure the stone around Whicn iHt
. silent tents VIII spread ana Whlch Viii IN d.
+ fuiUre TIME mark thls spot as holy ground
sacred 10 tbe memory oi MlchlSah nead-
lime permits out a N1rl OF tlle men o. oI
/ whom TINS place Is SET aside. Inc soidl ei
Who Viii slumoer here under Mowers ialilii-
from loving hands, was the ciuleh more
than the soldier. WIN MN tne leu
derne,, oi nome soilened lhe heIceie>S ol
zoe camp HIS paitle7 were Wa-eu ilot ioi
conquest out DID defense ol the dearest flsnis
90 man and lot the preservation oi AN 'na'
ls reFered and sacred. He war was one ol
necessity and Oh dufY, ana Do was louelt oN
men uled with the love ol nome ana ih'
spirit oi peace. one ci the most pathetic
chapters ln the story oI the heVoluuoN
IS that which tells bow The people chung "a
their affection for The mother country ana
what struggle 10 was Tor them 70 accept
tie great necessity which compelled them
to cast out that affection from Their heari'
and sever all ,he Ties oi kindred ana mem.
orv which bound them 10 their former
home They loved old England as she Is
not loved today 10y her own people. Iney
brought With them the traditions Oi hei
ancient glory and treasured them ln then
hearts The dangers and hardships OF the
New World bat strengthened their love, ano
they fought her battles here as Wllhnsly a'
DID any who remained beyond the sea. II
was only when their wrongs became s,
great that DO was not manly 10 endure
them longer shat they declared
that the colonies were and ought 10 be ifel
and Independent States, and then pieiglne
to each other heir lives, their fortunes, anl
their sacred honor. they established a new
government, and transferred io 20 mat same
loyal zeal and ateclon they had heior'
shown for The mother country.
80 of tle soldiers 81 Mcni5an. lneA
had.py ail tue TRADITIONS anu anct,iial siorle
ot The past been Taught To look upon ail th'
people oi lhis great nation as brothers
bound in>enaraoIy together 10y every t'
THAI men call sacred They would not be
iieve that ans oi our people could nnul
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