Addresses At the Dedication of the Buildings of the New York State College of Agriculture, April 27, 1907
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This is to love the country and to make it not the home of the body only but of the soul.
22 The building dedicated to-day to the cause of agriculture will continue for all time a permanent factor in stimulating more intelligent husbandry, a better and higher standard of manhood and womanhood among the rural classes, enabling them to exert in a greater degree the influence intended by the Creator, restoring the tillers of the soil to their rightful position as the true nobility of the land.
23 ...President Schurman : Governor Hughes has, in his speech, done me the honor of referring to the day, fifteen years ago, when he as a professor of law in this University sat in this building and listened to my inaugural address as President. At that time, you will recall, Cornell Uni- versity did not receive from the treasury of the State of New York a cent for any purpose whatever. In that address, as Governor Hughes has described to you, I outlined the policy of State aid to Cornell University, especially for the maintenance and large development of our work in agricul- ture and veterinary medicine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is to love the country and to make it not the home of the body only but of the soul.
22 The building dedicated to-day to the cause of agriculture will continue for all time a permanent factor in stimulating more intelligent husbandry, a better and higher standard of manhood and womanhood among the rural classes, enabling them to exert in a greater degree the influence intended by the Creator, restoring the tillers of the soil to their rightful position as the true nobility of the land.
23 ...President Schurman : Governor Hughes has, in his speech, done me the honor of referring to the day, fifteen years ago, when he as a professor of law in this University sat in this building and listened to my inaugural address as President. At that time, you will recall, Cornell Uni- versity did not receive from the treasury of the State of New York a cent for any purpose whatever. In that address, as Governor Hughes has described to you, I outlined the policy of State aid to Cornell University, especially for the maintenance and large development of our work in agricul- ture and veterinary medicine.
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