 | Lizzie Cary Daniel - 1893 - 296 páginas
...the lightnings blazed and dazzled, And the thunders were set free; And riding on that whirlwind came 'Who — again I ask the question — Who may challenge...teachings of the free, May boast in sight of all men Peace has come. God give his blessing f On the fact and on the name ! The South speaks no invective... | |
 | Lizzie Cary Daniel - 1893 - 292 páginas
...thought that they were right, and this Was hammered into those Who held that crest all drenched^in blood Where the " Bloody Angle" rose. As for all else?...teachings of the free, May boast in sight of all men Peace has come. God give his blessing On the fact and on the name ! The South speaks no invective And... | |
 | Southern Historical Society - 1899 - 814 páginas
...cause of Constitutional liberty. ' ' Then, in the language of the Virginia Laureate again, we say: "Then stand up, oh my countrymen, And unto God give...that you were worthy Of the grand Confederate ranks." Since your last year's Report was mainly directed to the vindication of our people from the false charge... | |
 | Hunter McGuire, George Llewellyn Christian - 1907 - 260 páginas
...the cause of Constitutional liberty." Then, in the language of Virginia's Laureate again, we say : " Then stand up, oh my countrymen, And unto God give...that you were worthy Of the grand Confederate ranks." Since your last year's Eeport was mainly directed to the vindication of our people from the false charge... | |
 | William Henry Stewart - 1908 - 248 páginas
...stand up, oh, my countrymen ! And unto God give thanks, On mountains, and on hillsides, And by the sloping river banks — Thank God that you were worthy...in sight of all men That you followed Robert Lee." MAHONE'S BRIGADE [The first reunion of the survivors of Mahone's Brigade who were in the charge of... | |
 | William Henry Stewart - 1908 - 248 páginas
...waste places and make our fields bloom like the rose, but we are still proud of the old gray jacket. " Then stand up, oh, my countrymen ! And unto God give thanks, On mountains, and on hillsides, And by the sloping river banks — Thank God that you were worthy Of the grand Confederate ranks; That you... | |
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Then stand up, oh, my countrymen ! And unto God give thanks, On mountains and on hillsides And by sloping river banks — Thank God that you were worthy Of the grand Confederate ranks ; That you who came from uplands And from beside the sea Filled with... 