Speech on Patriotism (Document 3), item 13

• November 18, 2017 03:05:45 Thomas A. Lingner

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  We are told by one party that

  war is the high tide of national

  life, that peace intervals are

  only the preparation for the

  expression of the noblest in man

  in time of war. By another party

  we are told that war is a relic

  of barbarism a running sore

  on the body politic, and that the

  most important task

  before the world is to excise

  this cancer. Mr.

  Roosevelt stands at one end of

  the scale, Mr. Bryan at the 

  other; between them is every

  variety of opinion and belief.

  In such a multitude of counsellors,

  where shall wisdom

  be found? As teachers of the

  young , we exert a mighty

  influence in the formation

• August 1, 2017 12:38:24 Lisa P (F&F)

  13/

  We are told by one party that

  war is the high tide it of national

  life, that peace intervals are

  only the preparation for the

  expression of the noblest in man

  in time of war. By another party

  we are told that war is a relic

  of barbarism a running sore

  on the body politic, and that the

  most important work in task

  before the world is to excise

  this cancer. In this Mr.

  Roosevelt stands at one end of

  the scale, Mr. Bryan at the 

  other; between them are is every

  variety of opinion and belief.

  In such a multitude of coun-

  sellors, where shall wisdom

  be found? As teachers of the

  young , we exert a mighty

  influence in the formation

  
  

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• July 4, 2017 17:18:58 Annick Rodriguez

  13/

  We are told by one party that

  war is the high tide it of national

  life, that peace intervals are

  only the preparation for the

  expression of the noblest in man

  in time of war. By and thru party

  we are told that war is a relic

  of barbarism a running sore

  on the body politic, and that the

  most important work in task

  before the world is to excise

  this cancer. In this Mr.

  Roosevelt stands at one sud of

  the scale, Mr Bryan at the 

  other; between them are is every

  variety of opinion and belief.

  In such a multitude of coun-

  sellors, where shall wisdom

  be found? As teachers of the

  young , we exert a mighty

  influence in the formation

  
  

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