Fellow Citizens of Pennsylvania
Fellow Citizens of Pennsylvania
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With this they were satisfied. They were more than satisfied, they were cheered and elevated with hope and confidence. A most animated futurity opened before them. The people of Pennsylvania beheld in prospect a line of toll gates established on the Cumberland road^ to preserve that noble avenue; an adequate highway for water commu- nication between Baltimore and Philadelphia. They saw the purse strings of the nation untied to unite the waters of the Chesapeake and Delaware. They beheld a solid... breakwater stretching out its broad substantial arms, to protect the navigation of their rivers and shores; and the last great triumph of- improvement, which is to bid the Alle- ghanies stoop their proud heads to the art of man, began to open upon them in no distant vision. They beheld with calm and patriotic satis- faction the union of the north, the east, the middle, and the western states, in support of these great national interests. No more bills for improvement were to be returned by the president; for the president at last stood on Pennsylvania principles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With this they were satisfied. They were more than satisfied, they were cheered and elevated with hope and confidence. A most animated futurity opened before them. The people of Pennsylvania beheld in prospect a line of toll gates established on the Cumberland road^ to preserve that noble avenue; an adequate highway for water commu- nication between Baltimore and Philadelphia. They saw the purse strings of the nation untied to unite the waters of the Chesapeake and Delaware. They beheld a solid... breakwater stretching out its broad substantial arms, to protect the navigation of their rivers and shores; and the last great triumph of- improvement, which is to bid the Alle- ghanies stoop their proud heads to the art of man, began to open upon them in no distant vision. They beheld with calm and patriotic satis- faction the union of the north, the east, the middle, and the western states, in support of these great national interests. No more bills for improvement were to be returned by the president; for the president at last stood on Pennsylvania principles.
What to read after Fellow Citizens of Pennsylvania?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Inderwick to read onlineMoreLess
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