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So strong to suffer, shall we be Weak to contend, and break The sinews of the Oppressor's knee That grinds upon the neck? SO STRONG TO SUFFER SHALL WE BE WEAK TO CONTEND AND BREAK THE SINEWS OF THE OPPRESSOR'S KNEE THAT GRINDS UPON THE NECK
m-lands-- As who should say them nay? The regiments uproarious Laughed in Plenty’s glee; And they marched till their broad laughter Met the laughter of the sea: It was glorious glad marching, That marching to the sea. The grain of endless acres Was threshed (as in the East) By the trampling of the Takers, Strong march of man and beast; The flails of those earth-shakers Left a famine where they ceased. The arsenals were yielded; The sword (that was to be), Arrested in the forging, Rued that marching to the sea: It was glorious glad marching, But ah, the stern decree! For behind they left a wailing, A terror and a ban, And blazing cinders sailing, And houseless households wan, Wide zones of counties paling, And towns where maniacs ran. Was it Treason’s retribution-- Necessity the plea? They will long remember Sherman And his streaming columns free-- They will long remember Sherman Marching to the sea. The Frenzy in the Wake.[14] Sherman’s advance through the Carolinas. (February, 1865.)   TWO THE FRENZY IN THE WAKE BY HERMAN MELVILLE READ FOR LIEBER BOX THAT ORG BY MY BUOY AT CLARK UNIVERSITY RECORDED OCTOBER OF TWO THOUSAND TWEL WHERE IT PRESSED DOC CLARKE EW DAR EATY U SLASH M E N E U M A N SLASH LEPER BOX 
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