When the Tide Turned, the American Attack at Chateau Thierry, and Belleau Wood in the First, Week of June, 1918 (Classic Reprint)

When the Tide Turned Why the Tide was Fated to Turn THESE are soul-stirring days. To live through them is a glory and a solemn joy. The words of the poet resound in our hearts: God sin His heaven, alls well with the world. Events have shaped themselves in accordance with the eternal law. Once again the fundamental lesson of all history is borne in upon the world, that evil though it may seem to triumph for a while carries within it the seed of its own dissolution. Once again it is revealed to us that the God-inspired soul of man is unconquerable and that the power, however formidable, which challenges it is doomed to go down in defeat. A righteous cause will not only stand unshaken through trials and discomfiture, but it will draw strength from the very set-backs which it may suffer. A wrongful cause can only stand as long as it is buoyed up by success.
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