Starr Daily closes out the Virginia Shrine Mont CFO in 1959 with the hidden reverse of the Great Seal. Its pyramid carries an all-seeing capstone that has to be brought down onto the nation’s political life through repentance. He then sets Edward Everett’s two-hour Gettysburg oration against Lincoln’s few paragraphs, wrung out of a broken heart, to show that eloquence without love is only “sounding brass.”
