Celebration of the Treaty of Ghent volume 1
Celebration of the Treaty of Ghent volume 1
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And as I say, while Canada and the people that we have seen in this country are very much taken 14 CELEBRATION OF THE TEEATY OF GHENT.
with tlio bridge idea, yet it is a monument that would require sepa- rate actioji, w^hicli we hope some time \dll be taken as a very fitting way in whicli to celebrate the hundredth anniversary of peace between us and ('ana(hi.
^\jid that plan and other j)lans will, of course, be laid before the congressional commission, altliough they are, in a way, entirely ap...art from the celebration proper.
Mr. Shakp. As a matter of fact, Mr. Stuart, you would not expect to celebrate that anniversary by means of monuments any moi-e than by the laying of the corner stones in the case of many of these monu- ments, would you?
Mr. Stewart. That is about what we have in contemplation; that is all we can. Do now. But in order to lay a corner stone we must make plans, and plans must be prepared under some definitive action on the part of those in authority.
Mr. Bartholdt. Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And as I say, while Canada and the people that we have seen in this country are very much taken 14 CELEBRATION OF THE TEEATY OF GHENT.
with tlio bridge idea, yet it is a monument that would require sepa- rate actioji, w^hicli we hope some time \dll be taken as a very fitting way in whicli to celebrate the hundredth anniversary of peace between us and ('ana(hi.
^\jid that plan and other j)lans will, of course, be laid before the congressional commission, altliough they are, in a way, entirely ap...art from the celebration proper.
Mr. Shakp. As a matter of fact, Mr. Stuart, you would not expect to celebrate that anniversary by means of monuments any moi-e than by the laying of the corner stones in the case of many of these monu- ments, would you?
Mr. Stewart. That is about what we have in contemplation; that is all we can. Do now. But in order to lay a corner stone we must make plans, and plans must be prepared under some definitive action on the part of those in authority.
Mr. Bartholdt. Mr.
What to read after Celebration of the Treaty of Ghent volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Congress House Committee On Forei to read onlineMoreLess
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