Americanization; a School Reader & Speaker
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He comes into the New World, and in five years he walks a king among men, clothed with the panoply of free citizenship, with the privilege of suffrage, active and passive, eligible to every office but the highest, from which, however, his children are not debarred.
The very magnificence of this political generosity makes many foreigners forget that it is a boon pure and simple to which they have no right, and which may be curtailed or denied as easily as it has been lavished.
JAMES CARDINAL GIB...BONS 165 On this blessed soil of freedom is the opportunity, not to be found elsewhere, to cultivate every civic virtue: interest in all public problems, conscientious study of public issues, the sense of union for the common weal, unprejudiced devotion to the growth of the states, incorruptible exercise of the sacred right of the ballot, which is the holy fountain of our poHtical life and well- being, and to poison or trifle with which is to cut at the root of our state. These are indeed the privileges of Americanism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He comes into the New World, and in five years he walks a king among men, clothed with the panoply of free citizenship, with the privilege of suffrage, active and passive, eligible to every office but the highest, from which, however, his children are not debarred.
The very magnificence of this political generosity makes many foreigners forget that it is a boon pure and simple to which they have no right, and which may be curtailed or denied as easily as it has been lavished.
JAMES CARDINAL GIB...BONS 165 On this blessed soil of freedom is the opportunity, not to be found elsewhere, to cultivate every civic virtue: interest in all public problems, conscientious study of public issues, the sense of union for the common weal, unprejudiced devotion to the growth of the states, incorruptible exercise of the sacred right of the ballot, which is the holy fountain of our poHtical life and well- being, and to poison or trifle with which is to cut at the root of our state. These are indeed the privileges of Americanism.
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