I am a man, and a member of the human family. I have ten fellow-men, and no more. The

I am a man, and a member of the human family. I have ten fellow-men, and no more. The race of which I am a part is numerous, and spread over the surface of the earth. In the character of a soldier, there are many who bear me company; in the character of a sailor, the list of my companions is increased. I am animated by the same hopes, and exposed to the same dangers. The field of battle is my plain,