A Letter to the People of the United States On the Present Condition of Public a
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Every member of "The Family, " the tenants, and even temporary visitors from the far east of Asia can find con- stant employment at remunerative rates. "The Family" credit was never better. The " Chief" says that trade and commerce and manu- factures must flourish and be protected, and hence day and night the thunder- rolling reverberations of immense machinery arc heard over the land, throbbing unceasingly, except on the day of rest. The great ships to traverse the vast deep are being built to... carry our glo- ricms flag to the remotest parts of commerce. The institutions of learning, aided by fostering legislation, are filled with the bright and happy youth preparing to take their positions in the ranks of indus- trial pursuits. The red children of the forest are carefully looked after, protected, fed and educated, and the way already opened for them to become members of "The Family" as citizens of our nation. The song of freedom is heard over the entire Estate, and to those ever memorable words of the great and good Chief, Abraham Lincoln, " With charity for all and malice to none, " II Our present Chief, Ulysses S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every member of "The Family, " the tenants, and even temporary visitors from the far east of Asia can find con- stant employment at remunerative rates. "The Family" credit was never better. The " Chief" says that trade and commerce and manu- factures must flourish and be protected, and hence day and night the thunder- rolling reverberations of immense machinery arc heard over the land, throbbing unceasingly, except on the day of rest. The great ships to traverse the vast deep are being built to... carry our glo- ricms flag to the remotest parts of commerce. The institutions of learning, aided by fostering legislation, are filled with the bright and happy youth preparing to take their positions in the ranks of indus- trial pursuits. The red children of the forest are carefully looked after, protected, fed and educated, and the way already opened for them to become members of "The Family" as citizens of our nation. The song of freedom is heard over the entire Estate, and to those ever memorable words of the great and good Chief, Abraham Lincoln, " With charity for all and malice to none, " II Our present Chief, Ulysses S.
What to read after A Letter to the People of the United States On the Present Condition of Public a?
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