An Address Delivered Before the Enosinian Society of the Columbian College, D.C. July 4, 1837
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Panegyric would be idle, and Eulogium senseless, on such occasions, were they not directed to high and noble purposes, to useful and important objects. No American citizen ought to pass these hours without, from the reflections they must call up, resolving to be henceforth more and more devoted to his country's honor, prosperity, and happiness. We best show what we feel when we act, and can only truly mani- fest our zeal and devotion to the cause which our fathers es- poused, by resolving to ma...intain in all their pristine vigor the institutions they established.
Omitting then, reluctantly, what neither the time nor the 11 proper limits of this address will permit to be discussed, and foregoing all the pleasure which it might afford us to take up the story of our Revolution, and go through its most spirit- stirring passages, we must be content with referring briefly to some of those causes which now seem most likely to preserve the precious inheritance which has been bequeathed to us, and which will continue most materially to aid in the preservation of the Public Liberty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Panegyric would be idle, and Eulogium senseless, on such occasions, were they not directed to high and noble purposes, to useful and important objects. No American citizen ought to pass these hours without, from the reflections they must call up, resolving to be henceforth more and more devoted to his country's honor, prosperity, and happiness. We best show what we feel when we act, and can only truly mani- fest our zeal and devotion to the cause which our fathers es- poused, by resolving to ma...intain in all their pristine vigor the institutions they established.
Omitting then, reluctantly, what neither the time nor the 11 proper limits of this address will permit to be discussed, and foregoing all the pleasure which it might afford us to take up the story of our Revolution, and go through its most spirit- stirring passages, we must be content with referring briefly to some of those causes which now seem most likely to preserve the precious inheritance which has been bequeathed to us, and which will continue most materially to aid in the preservation of the Public Liberty.
What to read after An Address Delivered Before the Enosinian Society of the Columbian College, D.C. July 4, 1837?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ya Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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