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In North and South still beats the vein Of Yorkist and Lancastrian. IN NORTH AND SOUTH STILL BEATS THE VEIN OF YORKIST AND LANCASTRIAN
: You did your best, as in you lay, McClellan. Antietam’s sun-burst sheds a ray. Your medalled soldiers love you well, McClellan: Name your name, their true hearts swell; With you they shook dread Stonewall’s spell,[6] With you they braved the blended yell Of rebel and maligner fell; With you in shame or fame they dwell, McClellan: Antietam-braves a brave can tell. And when your comrades (now so few, McClellan-- Such ravage in deep files they rue) Meet round the board, and sadly view The empty places; tribute due They render to the dead--and you! Absent and silent o’er the blue; The one-armed lift the wine to _you_, McClellan, And great Antietam’s cheers renew. Battle of Stone River, Tennessee. A View from Oxford Cloisters. (January, 1863.) With Tewksbury and Barnet heath In days to come the field shall blend, The story dim and date obscure; In legend all shall end. Even now, involved in forest shade A Druid-dream the strife appears, The fray of yesterday assumes The haziness of years.  THE BATTLE OF STONE RIVER TENNESSEE BY HERMAN MELVILLE READ FOR LIEBRAVOCK STOT ORG BY SAWSHA KOHAN AT CLARK UNIVERSITY RECORDED NOVEMBER OF TWO THOUSAND TWELVE WORD PRESS DOT CLARK EWE DOT E D U SLASH M E N E U M A N SLASH LIEBERVOX WITH TEWKSBURY AND BARNET HEATH IN DAYS TO COME THE FIELD SHALL BLEND THE STORY DIM AND DATE OBSCURE IN LEGEND ALL SHALL END EVEN NOW INVOLVED IN FOREST SHADE A DRUID DREAM THE STRIFE APPEARS THE FRAY OF YESTERDAY ASSUMES THE HAZINESS OF YEARS
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