Independence And Progress An Oration Delivered At Prescott Arizona July 4th
Independence And Progress An Oration Delivered At Prescott Arizona July 4th
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Almon Gage, a copy was, by unanimous vote, requested for publication.
ORATION, FELLOW CITIZENS.
We are assembled for a double purpose. We have come from the placer and the lode, from the camp and the cabin, from the exploration and the chase, to commemmorate, as all Americans should, the anniversary of our National Independ- ence ; and to inaugurate a new town in a new territory. These ends may be combined with harmony and propriety. It is from the national independence, achieved for us by the ...heroes of 1776, that we have the freedom and prosperity of 1864. The form of government which they secured by their unparal- leled courage and endurance, has guaranteed to us a country unequalled in its growth and success. History has no like in- stance of rapid expansion in domain and power, and the world is amazed that in the hottest hour of a civil war of gigantic proportions, the Republic is quietly multiplying states and achieving victories of peace, " No less renown'd than war. '' In fewer than an hundred years, our brilliant banner has ac- cumulated stars to its azure field, the emblems of distinct yet united sovereignties, until to-day nearly two-score are cluster- ing there, the glory of every loyal heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Almon Gage, a copy was, by unanimous vote, requested for publication.
ORATION, FELLOW CITIZENS.
We are assembled for a double purpose. We have come from the placer and the lode, from the camp and the cabin, from the exploration and the chase, to commemmorate, as all Americans should, the anniversary of our National Independ- ence ; and to inaugurate a new town in a new territory. These ends may be combined with harmony and propriety. It is from the national independence, achieved for us by the ...heroes of 1776, that we have the freedom and prosperity of 1864. The form of government which they secured by their unparal- leled courage and endurance, has guaranteed to us a country unequalled in its growth and success. History has no like in- stance of rapid expansion in domain and power, and the world is amazed that in the hottest hour of a civil war of gigantic proportions, the Republic is quietly multiplying states and achieving victories of peace, " No less renown'd than war. '' In fewer than an hundred years, our brilliant banner has ac- cumulated stars to its azure field, the emblems of distinct yet united sovereignties, until to-day nearly two-score are cluster- ing there, the glory of every loyal heart.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard C Richard Cunningham Mccormick to read onlineMoreLess
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