A Pictorial History of the United States
A Pictorial History of the United States
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But this restless man died, after all, with out accomplishing the objects to which his ambition had prompted him ; and all the kingdoms which his imagination had reared de scended to the grave with him.
5. In point of talent, Burr was certainly a remarkable man. It was his unbounded ambition and unrestrained selfishness that ruined him. Had he aimed, like Washington, at the general good of his country, rather than his own aggrandizement, his memory might as well have been associated with the la...tter, as with Benedict Arnold.
6. It was about this period that President Jefferson directed Lewis and Clark to explore the Missouri river, who, with a company of forty-five men, proceeded to its source, and then descended on the Columbia to the Pacific Ocean, and returned the same way, travers CLI. 1. Where had Burr retired? 2. What was his plan? What of his trial? 3. What did he find ? 4. What had been his purpose ? What became of nil his schemes t 5. What was his character? 6. Describe the expedition of Lewis ami Cark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But this restless man died, after all, with out accomplishing the objects to which his ambition had prompted him ; and all the kingdoms which his imagination had reared de scended to the grave with him.
5. In point of talent, Burr was certainly a remarkable man. It was his unbounded ambition and unrestrained selfishness that ruined him. Had he aimed, like Washington, at the general good of his country, rather than his own aggrandizement, his memory might as well have been associated with the la...tter, as with Benedict Arnold.
6. It was about this period that President Jefferson directed Lewis and Clark to explore the Missouri river, who, with a company of forty-five men, proceeded to its source, and then descended on the Columbia to the Pacific Ocean, and returned the same way, travers CLI. 1. Where had Burr retired? 2. What was his plan? What of his trial? 3. What did he find ? 4. What had been his purpose ? What became of nil his schemes t 5. What was his character? 6. Describe the expedition of Lewis ami Cark.
What to read after A Pictorial History of the United States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goodrich, Samuel G. (Samuel Griswold), 1793-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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