James Madison Bell Quote

No longer 'neath the weight of years—
No longer merged in hopeless fears—
Is now that good time, long delayed,
When right, not might, shall all pervade.
Drive hence despair—no longer doubt,
Since friends within and foes without
Their might and main conjointly blend
To reach the same great, glorious end—
The sweeping from this favored land
The last foul chain and slavish brand.


The Day and the War (1864)


No longer 'neath the weight of years— No longer merged in hopeless fears— Is now that good time, long delayed, When right, not might, shall all...

No longer 'neath the weight of years— No longer merged in hopeless fears— Is now that good time, long delayed, When right, not might, shall all...

No longer 'neath the weight of years— No longer merged in hopeless fears— Is now that good time, long delayed, When right, not might, shall all...

No longer 'neath the weight of years— No longer merged in hopeless fears— Is now that good time, long delayed, When right, not might, shall all...