Eulogy On the Life And Character of Andrew Jackson At Manchester N H On Th
Eulogy On the Life And Character of Andrew Jackson At Manchester N H On Th
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Advanced age and upon the face of an old man a mortal? lurn yum eyes to the enchanting picture of Liberty, and kmdie into rapture while you gaze. Then turn to your sub jects and break the yoke of oppression. Compare your unequal and complex systems with the simple and fair government of the Republic. Dare to be just. Take off the shackles of ancient bondage; for I would rather be in a shepherd's cot where Lib erty and God reside, than adorn a palace with marble courts where the mind is in chain...s.
The incident which I have just mentioned brings me to the death bed of General Jackson. A few days before his last, his symptoms grew more alarm ing and it was apparent that his dissolution was near athand. The lamp of life began to glimmer in its socket. Yet his intellect remained unclouded. He knew that death was near and could see distinctly the filing sands of his last hour. Finally, on the eighth of June, at the close of a summer's sabbath day, fit emblem of his life's calm close, about the hour of six, when the sun was nearing the gates of the west, the hero passed away like that sun, the glittering dews of morning failing" health warn me that before long, I must pass beyond the reach of human events and cease to feel issitudes of human affairs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Advanced age and upon the face of an old man a mortal? lurn yum eyes to the enchanting picture of Liberty, and kmdie into rapture while you gaze. Then turn to your sub jects and break the yoke of oppression. Compare your unequal and complex systems with the simple and fair government of the Republic. Dare to be just. Take off the shackles of ancient bondage; for I would rather be in a shepherd's cot where Lib erty and God reside, than adorn a palace with marble courts where the mind is in chain...s.
The incident which I have just mentioned brings me to the death bed of General Jackson. A few days before his last, his symptoms grew more alarm ing and it was apparent that his dissolution was near athand. The lamp of life began to glimmer in its socket. Yet his intellect remained unclouded. He knew that death was near and could see distinctly the filing sands of his last hour. Finally, on the eighth of June, at the close of a summer's sabbath day, fit emblem of his life's calm close, about the hour of six, when the sun was nearing the gates of the west, the hero passed away like that sun, the glittering dews of morning failing" health warn me that before long, I must pass beyond the reach of human events and cease to feel issitudes of human affairs.
What to read after Eulogy On the Life And Character of Andrew Jackson At Manchester N H On Th?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Barstow to read onlineMoreLess
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