Let Us All Remember Memorial Day 1918
A 1918 memorial address urges remembrance of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. It calls for national unity, sacrifice at home, and total effort to defeat Prussian tyranny, with resolve to support soldiers abroad and uphold liberty. It links Valley Forge lessons to current wartime duties and self denial.
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John Smith
Ireland
Europe
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
America
France
Italy
Germany
Valley Forge
Memorial Day
Abraham
Lincoln
Cromwell
Ironsides
Stonewall Jackson
First Northern Volunteer Named for Civil War Duty
The first Civil War volunteer was Dr. Charles F. Rand who died in Washington DC after a long illness caused by war wounds. Though disputes existed about the first signer, research and latitude comparisons led to Rand receiving national recognition as the first volunteer from Lincoln to Roosevelt.
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Charles F. Rand
Washington, D. C
Lincoln
Doctor Rand
Hhe
Roosevelt
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