A Hoosier Autobiography volume 1
A Hoosier Autobiography volume 1
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This tribute has led me to wonder whether Indians generally are as faithless as they have been painted. Treachery has always been imputed to them by the whites just as perfidy was attributed to the Carthaginians by the Romans and embodied in the epithet 'Tunic faith. " I can not but believe that the great body of the aborigines of America are entitled to a better reputation in the matter of integrity than we have ever given them. And as to ourselves — what can we ever say in defence or palliati...on of the knavery of many of our own race in their dealings with these wards of the nation?
CHAPTER VIII ROOSEVELT AND TAFT CAMPAIGNS Lo! he would lift the burden from the weak, Kindle with hope the dull eye of despair, And for the common weal all things would dare, Scourging the money-changers, smiling, sleek.
Forth from the temple till on him they seek Impotent vengeance. Slanders must he bear ; Foul imprecations that infect the air; Lies, till the heavy breath of Heaven doth reek With stench of calumny; the assassin's blow; The mockery of the proud; the stinging thorn Of faithless friendship; flattery turned to scorn; Yet while the coming years their gifts bestow, Crowning great names with glory, his shall shine In the front rank of our illustrious line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This tribute has led me to wonder whether Indians generally are as faithless as they have been painted. Treachery has always been imputed to them by the whites just as perfidy was attributed to the Carthaginians by the Romans and embodied in the epithet 'Tunic faith. " I can not but believe that the great body of the aborigines of America are entitled to a better reputation in the matter of integrity than we have ever given them. And as to ourselves — what can we ever say in defence or palliati...on of the knavery of many of our own race in their dealings with these wards of the nation?
CHAPTER VIII ROOSEVELT AND TAFT CAMPAIGNS Lo! he would lift the burden from the weak, Kindle with hope the dull eye of despair, And for the common weal all things would dare, Scourging the money-changers, smiling, sleek.
Forth from the temple till on him they seek Impotent vengeance. Slanders must he bear ; Foul imprecations that infect the air; Lies, till the heavy breath of Heaven doth reek With stench of calumny; the assassin's blow; The mockery of the proud; the stinging thorn Of faithless friendship; flattery turned to scorn; Yet while the coming years their gifts bestow, Crowning great names with glory, his shall shine In the front rank of our illustrious line.
What to read after A Hoosier Autobiography volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Dudley Foulke to read onlineMoreLess
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