A Collection of American Epitaphs And Inscriptions, With Occasional Notes
A Collection of American Epitaphs And Inscriptions, With Occasional Notes
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Furnished with eminent abflrties lor publick business^ he was early called by the suffrages of the town to serve aa ' a representative in the ^neral court. With a few iatermissions, from an ill state of^heaHh, he sustain- ^ that bonoural^ and useful station for more, than thirty years.- lie was long distinguished for his probity, his inflexible regard to the rights and pri- vileges of iiis country. He was celebrated for hit ■lany indefatigable potriotick virtues and exertions.
With a reputation... tintarnished in the high station^ In which he moved, with* an unequalled persa- igaraaoe, with an acuteness of jienetration and r masterly leloquence, he, for many years,- gave direo* lion to publick measures ; and wasihe first promote er and finisher of many important desi^^ of hi^ publick advantage. It has been-alleged hy many -of his best acquaintances that no publick man was more regarded and followed, 4han our worthy de«» -ceased friend. What was singulady happy and is peculiarly advantageous to his memory, his measures were dictated by a regard to the publick interest fnd a warm lovo of country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Furnished with eminent abflrties lor publick business^ he was early called by the suffrages of the town to serve aa ' a representative in the ^neral court. With a few iatermissions, from an ill state of^heaHh, he sustain- ^ that bonoural^ and useful station for more, than thirty years.- lie was long distinguished for his probity, his inflexible regard to the rights and pri- vileges of iiis country. He was celebrated for hit ■lany indefatigable potriotick virtues and exertions.
With a reputation... tintarnished in the high station^ In which he moved, with* an unequalled persa- igaraaoe, with an acuteness of jienetration and r masterly leloquence, he, for many years,- gave direo* lion to publick measures ; and wasihe first promote er and finisher of many important desi^^ of hi^ publick advantage. It has been-alleged hy many -of his best acquaintances that no publick man was more regarded and followed, 4han our worthy de«» -ceased friend. What was singulady happy and is peculiarly advantageous to his memory, his measures were dictated by a regard to the publick interest fnd a warm lovo of country.
What to read after A Collection of American Epitaphs And Inscriptions, With Occasional Notes?
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