Great Debates in American History : From the Debates in the British Parliament On the Colonial Stamp Act (1764-1765) to the Debates in Congress At the Close of the Taft Administration (1912-1913) Three (3)
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What cause is it, Mr. President, that this solid, unanimous, native-born population of Cuba stands for? It is for a cause well known in English history. It is a cause which has made the most glorious character and evolved the most glorious prin- ciples of Anglo-Saxon freedom and independence. It is the cause for which the brave English people, tied to the traditions of monarchy and loving their sovereign, followed the Ironsides of Cromwell, drove out the Parliament, and laid the head of Charles..., the King, upon the block.
It is the cause of just taxation. It is the cause, Rlr. President, which made America a free and independent republic. It is the cause which threw the tea into Boston harbor. It is the cause that makes the name of Concord and Lexington ring throughout the world. It is a cause which, for the time being, died on the brow of Bunker Hill when "Warren fell, but which will live forever on Bunker Hill and through all America as long as American hearts are true to the proud and germinal traditions of the English-speaking race.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What cause is it, Mr. President, that this solid, unanimous, native-born population of Cuba stands for? It is for a cause well known in English history. It is a cause which has made the most glorious character and evolved the most glorious prin- ciples of Anglo-Saxon freedom and independence. It is the cause for which the brave English people, tied to the traditions of monarchy and loving their sovereign, followed the Ironsides of Cromwell, drove out the Parliament, and laid the head of Charles..., the King, upon the block.
It is the cause of just taxation. It is the cause, Rlr. President, which made America a free and independent republic. It is the cause which threw the tea into Boston harbor. It is the cause that makes the name of Concord and Lexington ring throughout the world. It is a cause which, for the time being, died on the brow of Bunker Hill when "Warren fell, but which will live forever on Bunker Hill and through all America as long as American hearts are true to the proud and germinal traditions of the English-speaking race.
What to read after Great Debates in American History : From the Debates in the British Parliament On the Colonial Stamp Act (1764-1765) to the Debates in Congress At the Close of the Taft Administration (1912-1913) Three (3)?
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