George F Hoar
George F Hoar
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He was faithful to truth as he saw it, to duty as he understood it, to constitutional liberty as he conceived it.
Not only Virginia, the elder sister of Massachusetts, not only the old thirteen States that founded our fabric of Gov- ernment, but all of the forty-five American Commonwealths that to-day constitute the Republic, say this of him, who so nobly applied it to another: "He was faithful to truth as he saw it, to duty as he understood it, to constitutional liberty as he conceived it. " H...e, like Harris, is also dead. Together / 8 Life and Character of George F. Hoar all the States bow their heads beside his tomb. Together they bind their wreaths of honor and affection and lay them encircled there.
Man sees all things die around him. The bud and the blossom die. The leaf and the tree die. The birds of the air and the fishes of the sea, the creatures of the forest and the field and the desert; alike, they die. Man in this respect is like them, and we see and feel and know within ourselves, as did our dying brother, that of a truth we die daily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was faithful to truth as he saw it, to duty as he understood it, to constitutional liberty as he conceived it.
Not only Virginia, the elder sister of Massachusetts, not only the old thirteen States that founded our fabric of Gov- ernment, but all of the forty-five American Commonwealths that to-day constitute the Republic, say this of him, who so nobly applied it to another: "He was faithful to truth as he saw it, to duty as he understood it, to constitutional liberty as he conceived it. " H...e, like Harris, is also dead. Together / 8 Life and Character of George F. Hoar all the States bow their heads beside his tomb. Together they bind their wreaths of honor and affection and lay them encircled there.
Man sees all things die around him. The bud and the blossom die. The leaf and the tree die. The birds of the air and the fishes of the sea, the creatures of the forest and the field and the desert; alike, they die. Man in this respect is like them, and we see and feel and know within ourselves, as did our dying brother, that of a truth we die daily.
What to read after George F Hoar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 2d Session United States 56th Congress to read onlineMoreLess
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