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December 9, 1863
The Daily Green Mountain Freeman
Montpelier, Washington County, Vermont
What is this article about?
The Providence Journal praises the Army of the Potomac for its hard fighting, endurance, and resilience despite obstacles and disappointments, highlighting the soldiers' intelligence, patriotism, and courage.
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The Army of the Potomac.
The Providence Journal forcibly remarks that:
"No army has done harder fighting or better marching, none has displayed greater daring and endurance than the Army of the Potomac. But none has had such obstacles to encounter, and therefore none has so often been forced to taste the bitter cup of disappointment, and none has had its patience and persistence so fully tested. That it retains its elasticity, hopefulness and efficiency in spite of all its trials is one of the highest proofs which could be given of the intelligence, patriotism and unconquerable courage of the soldiers."
The Providence Journal forcibly remarks that:
"No army has done harder fighting or better marching, none has displayed greater daring and endurance than the Army of the Potomac. But none has had such obstacles to encounter, and therefore none has so often been forced to taste the bitter cup of disappointment, and none has had its patience and persistence so fully tested. That it retains its elasticity, hopefulness and efficiency in spite of all its trials is one of the highest proofs which could be given of the intelligence, patriotism and unconquerable courage of the soldiers."
What sub-type of article is it?
Military
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Army Of The Potomac
Military Endurance
Providence Journal
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The Providence Journal remarks that no army has fought harder, marched better, or shown greater daring and endurance than the Army of the Potomac, despite facing significant obstacles, frequent disappointments, and tests of patience. It retains elasticity, hopefulness, and efficiency, proving the soldiers' intelligence, patriotism, and unconquerable courage.