Minute Man Ethic and War Time Humor Collide in 1770s Call
A compact essay extols the Minute Man as the model of immediate action and steadfast duty in liberty battles, praising readiness, marksmanship, and self reliance. It contrasts punctual urgency with modern appeasement and laments complacency while stressing fighting one war at a time.
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Lincoln quote on government policy as mixed good and evil
The passage asserts that decisions about embracing or rejecting anything hinge on whether evil outweighs good. It argues very few things are wholly evil or wholly good, especially government policy, and that one must continually judge the preponderance of good versus evil.
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