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Tribute to Hubbardton A Mortal stood on the battlefield of Hubbardton and gazed upon a hill not far away. On it was rising a lofty shaft, said to be for to tap with its mechanism the energy of the Firmament above. Then he asked himself, why this place chosen of all others in the world? Then by a supernatural force he was moved to say: It is because Heaven comes here nearest to the Earth of anywhere known; caused by a magnet a little to one side below having an attraction far more powerful than that of both poles of the earth below and of all the stars in the sky above, combined. That mag¬ net being the events, the actors therein, on a stage with a setting far more dramatic than any in ancient Greece or Rome in their palmiest days of old. Well have Homer the Greek in his Iliad and Virgil the Roman in his Aeneid sung of the mighty Heroes, Agamemnon, Lord of Men, Achilles the Divine, the brave Hector of too severe a fate and Aeneas of a Goddess born, the two greatest poets and poems ever known. And of their fierce combats beneath the lofty walls of proud Ilium on the storied plains of Troy. But they were all as naught compared with our heroes, Warner the Commander, Francis the Martyr, and Lyon the Savior and their brave deeds amid the Green Hills of Old Vermont on this the Battlefield of Hubbardton. Truly those two episodes were defeats in one sense, but in another, the two greatest and most glorious Vic¬ tories ever won by mortal man. For one led to the founding of the greatest Nation of old, Imperial Rome the Mistress of the ancient world. The other to the founding of the greatest Nation of all time, our dear and beloved Fatherland, the United States of America. Contributed by Zenas H. Ellis of Fair Haven , Vermont , in memory of our Green Mountain Boys of Old who won the American Revolution.
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