English Ancestral Homes of Noted Americans
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The British Committee for the Celebration of the Hundred Years of Peace between Eng- land and the United States, by buying the English home of the family of Greorge Wash- ington, certainly paid a graceful and generous tribute to the character and ability of the for- mer's quondam foe, and by so doing has forged another link in the chain that holds together these two great nations whose language, tra- ditions, and literature are the same, and who claim a common heritage in the great and good men... of an earlier time. At a meeting held at the Mansion House, called by the Lord Mayor of London, January 23, 1914, when the keys of Sulgrave Manor-house were handed over to the Duke of Teck, Honorary Chairman of the 107 ANCESTRAL HOMES Committee, the Archbishop of Canterbury, after touching with inimitable tact and fairness upon former difficulties between England and America, said: "When an American citizen stood with bowed head in Westminster Abbey or Canter- bury Cathedral, his surging thought was 'Those men were my forbears, my chieftains, as well as yours.
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The British Committee for the Celebration of the Hundred Years of Peace between Eng- land and the United States, by buying the English home of the family of Greorge Wash- ington, certainly paid a graceful and generous tribute to the character and ability of the for- mer's quondam foe, and by so doing has forged another link in the chain that holds together these two great nations whose language, tra- ditions, and literature are the same, and who claim a common heritage in the great and good men... of an earlier time. At a meeting held at the Mansion House, called by the Lord Mayor of London, January 23, 1914, when the keys of Sulgrave Manor-house were handed over to the Duke of Teck, Honorary Chairman of the 107 ANCESTRAL HOMES Committee, the Archbishop of Canterbury, after touching with inimitable tact and fairness upon former difficulties between England and America, said: "When an American citizen stood with bowed head in Westminster Abbey or Canter- bury Cathedral, his surging thought was 'Those men were my forbears, my chieftains, as well as yours.
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