Abraham Lincoln Address Delivered in Memorial Hall volume 1
Abraham Lincoln Address Delivered in Memorial Hall volume 1
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The shadow and the dread of a recurrence of the centuries of the dark ages rested heavily upon the heart and conscience of the Nation.
— 3 — In the greater Northland another civilization had arisen, based on the greatest liberty to the individual consistent with the maintenance of oi'der, and had, as its basic truth, the principle that all men were created with equal rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness under the protection of constitutional law. It was based on free labor, on c...ontracts enforcible byi law. It was nourished in the log school nouse; and the lives of its men and women were enriched by the living truths that came in lines of rude eloquence from the lips of the earnest men who carried the gospel truths from one rude hamlet to another. The brave and energetic the oppressed of all lands, came with glad hearts to help create a mighty commonwealth. This civilization soon produced inventors. Canals, the steam engine and the railroad, vast and powerful machines, soon harnessed the power of nature, and the slave labor of the South was soon equaled and then surpassed in productiveness, and twenty millions of free people were ready to defend their civilization, even in an appeal to the God of battles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The shadow and the dread of a recurrence of the centuries of the dark ages rested heavily upon the heart and conscience of the Nation.
— 3 — In the greater Northland another civilization had arisen, based on the greatest liberty to the individual consistent with the maintenance of oi'der, and had, as its basic truth, the principle that all men were created with equal rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness under the protection of constitutional law. It was based on free labor, on c...ontracts enforcible byi law. It was nourished in the log school nouse; and the lives of its men and women were enriched by the living truths that came in lines of rude eloquence from the lips of the earnest men who carried the gospel truths from one rude hamlet to another. The brave and energetic the oppressed of all lands, came with glad hearts to help create a mighty commonwealth. This civilization soon produced inventors. Canals, the steam engine and the railroad, vast and powerful machines, soon harnessed the power of nature, and the slave labor of the South was soon equaled and then surpassed in productiveness, and twenty millions of free people were ready to defend their civilization, even in an appeal to the God of battles.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln Address Delivered in Memorial Hall volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James M From Old Catalog Ashley to read onlineMoreLess
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