George Washington As An Inventor And Promotor of the Useful Arts. An Address Delivered At Mount Vernon, April 10, 1891
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;^ ; _. rnciiCi, a. lociicr to iic wc^^r^iiiig soldier, gentle in his manner- .z :t — p tr reserved ; a total stranger to religions prejudices; in mora.'.- .:-' r: ^ : hi/.r and never known to exceed the bounds of the mos: .- _ 1 . r ----- t In a word, all his friends and aoqnaintances allovr .^ - -- -' zt - :edin his own person a more perfect alliance of : t r. -; :: r. - J: / ^ rpher with the talents of a generaL Candor, sincerity, iri ; -licity seem to be the striking featnres of his charai-....tr ^- :=s:on ofers, the power of displaying the nc^: ie:emi :r.- i ri er; --i ;- impendence of spirit." 38 GEORGE WASHINGTON, INVENTOR clothing. 32 This was a period of extreme hardships and the deficiencies in necessary supplies put to a supreme test the greatness of Washington as a leader and a patriot ; and required a fortitude and an inventive genius of the highest order to keep his army together. His virtues and rectitude from the beginning and his conduct at every stage of the contest determined the end and crowned the work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
;^ ; _. rnciiCi, a. lociicr to iic wc^^r^iiiig soldier, gentle in his manner- .z :t — p tr reserved ; a total stranger to religions prejudices; in mora.'.- .:-' r: ^ : hi/.r and never known to exceed the bounds of the mos: .- _ 1 . r ----- t In a word, all his friends and aoqnaintances allovr .^ - -- -' zt - :edin his own person a more perfect alliance of : t r. -; :: r. - J: / ^ rpher with the talents of a generaL Candor, sincerity, iri ; -licity seem to be the striking featnres of his charai-....tr ^- :=s:on ofers, the power of displaying the nc^: ie:emi :r.- i ri er; --i ;- impendence of spirit." 38 GEORGE WASHINGTON, INVENTOR clothing. 32 This was a period of extreme hardships and the deficiencies in necessary supplies put to a supreme test the greatness of Washington as a leader and a patriot ; and required a fortitude and an inventive genius of the highest order to keep his army together. His virtues and rectitude from the beginning and his conduct at every stage of the contest determined the end and crowned the work.
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