An Oration Delivered At the Dedication of the Soldiers Monument in Evergreen
An Oration Delivered At the Dedication of the Soldiers Monument in Evergreen
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Adam Vogel & Son of Quincy. Messrs. A. C. Sanborn & Co. , of East Cambridge, furnished the curb-stone and steps, and the laying of the same was by Mr. Haslett, of Cambridge.
The Committee would congratulate the inhabitants of the town on the very liberal subscriptions which have been made, and on the general and cordial response of all classes, including the teachers and pupils of the public schools, to the patriotic call. 7 50 And now, fellow-citizens, in behalf of the Committee of Arrangement...s, to whom jou cntru!itetl the construction of this Monument, I surrender it to your care. And I particularly charge you so to cherish and preserve it, that it may be handed down to the latest generations, that tlie future may know who of the men of Urighton have died in this eventful crisis that their country might be saved.
Next followed on the printed Order of Exercises a selected hymn from the pen of ^liss Anna II. Phillips: — Our Father, all tliy glorious earth Is coiisi'crated ground; For everywhere, on land and sea, Thy life and love are found : Yet, by tliy special blessing, Lord, To UB may hallowed be This place of sleep for our beloved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Adam Vogel & Son of Quincy. Messrs. A. C. Sanborn & Co. , of East Cambridge, furnished the curb-stone and steps, and the laying of the same was by Mr. Haslett, of Cambridge.
The Committee would congratulate the inhabitants of the town on the very liberal subscriptions which have been made, and on the general and cordial response of all classes, including the teachers and pupils of the public schools, to the patriotic call. 7 50 And now, fellow-citizens, in behalf of the Committee of Arrangement...s, to whom jou cntru!itetl the construction of this Monument, I surrender it to your care. And I particularly charge you so to cherish and preserve it, that it may be handed down to the latest generations, that tlie future may know who of the men of Urighton have died in this eventful crisis that their country might be saved.
Next followed on the printed Order of Exercises a selected hymn from the pen of ^liss Anna II. Phillips: — Our Father, all tliy glorious earth Is coiisi'crated ground; For everywhere, on land and sea, Thy life and love are found : Yet, by tliy special blessing, Lord, To UB may hallowed be This place of sleep for our beloved.
What to read after An Oration Delivered At the Dedication of the Soldiers Monument in Evergreen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic Augustus Whitney to read onlineMoreLess
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