Let the Union flag be wrapped around me and a fold of it laid under my head." I feel proud that God gave me such a man to be my countryman and townsman.
George F. Hoar: “Let the Union flag be wrapped around me and a fold of it laid under my head." I feel proud that God gave me such a man…”
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Hoar reflects on the pride he feels for a local soldier's sacrifice for his country, emphasizing patriotism.
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