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On being introduced into the hall, he said: "The whole British army has lafd down its arms at Saratoga ; our own, full of vigor and cour- age, expect your orders. It is for your wisdom to decide where the country may still have need for their service." Honors and rewards were lib- erally voted by the Congress to their conquering general and his men ; and it would be difficult ( says the Italian historian) to describe the transports of joy which the news of this event excited among the Americans.... They began to flatter themselves with a still more happy future. No one any longer felt any doubt about their achieving their inde- pendence. All hoped, and with good reason, that a success of this importance would at length deter- mine France, and the other European powers that waited for her example, to declare themselves in favor of America. "There could no longer be any question respecting the future, since there was no longer the risk of espousing the cause of a people too feeble to defend themselves" The truth of this was soon displayed in the con- duct of France.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On being introduced into the hall, he said: "The whole British army has lafd down its arms at Saratoga ; our own, full of vigor and cour- age, expect your orders. It is for your wisdom to decide where the country may still have need for their service." Honors and rewards were lib- erally voted by the Congress to their conquering general and his men ; and it would be difficult ( says the Italian historian) to describe the transports of joy which the news of this event excited among the Americans.... They began to flatter themselves with a still more happy future. No one any longer felt any doubt about their achieving their inde- pendence. All hoped, and with good reason, that a success of this importance would at length deter- mine France, and the other European powers that waited for her example, to declare themselves in favor of America. "There could no longer be any question respecting the future, since there was no longer the risk of espousing the cause of a people too feeble to defend themselves" The truth of this was soon displayed in the con- duct of France.
What to read after Journeys Through Bookland : a New And Original Plan for Reading Applied to the World's Best Literature for Children 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sylvester Charles Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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