File:The charge on the Hindenburg line (1919) (14778136481).jpg

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Title: The charge on the Hindenburg line
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: Clark, William F. (from old catalog)
Subjects: World War, 1914-1918
Publisher: Geneva, N.Y., Press of W. F. Humphrey
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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THE OLD GUARD HOUSE Dark the days in eighteen sixty,Sad the hearts in Northern home, For the fires blazed bright in DixieWhen secessions break had come. Brave the men in North resisting,Many solons then were drilled Under Cassius Clay assisting,Some a rank in field soon filled. While a seat in Congress fillingMarston learned to handle gun With the men who there were drillingFor the conflict now begun. When his troops were early startingIn the work so new to them,Frequent in the house of guarding,Sometimes some returned again. When old Neaglee came inspecting,Said the guard house was too good, 1 Build one strong that has no lighting,This the Colonel understood. 27 28 THE OLD GUARD HOUSE Then he set his men to cutting All of them were busy thereEvery one like slaves was hustling Willing each to do his share. When the guard house was completedWith no door nor window made, Genral then the Colonel greeted,When his visit there he paid. Neaglee smiled with satisfactionAs he viewed the house

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