How vividly come to my memory many battle scenes; not the impetuous rush of conflict, but the cover of sadness that followed victory.
Ben Harrison: “How vividly come to my memory many battle scenes; not the impetuous rush of conflict, but the cover of sadness that…”
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Remarks During Decoration Day Ceremonies at Laurel Hill Cemetery in Philadelphia
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