Lewis Cass 24
Lewis Cass 24
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He belonged to the school of triumphant democracy. The crass ignorance of the English concerning American life, and the unfriendly criticism of their captious travelers, filled him with an indignation which now is quite amusing.
In accordance with the understanding at the time of his appointment, he left his post at Paris for his vacation. In May, 1837, he set sail with his family from Marseilles on board the old fri- gate. The Constitution, commanded by Commo- dore Elliot. A description of his... itinerary would now be uninteresting, but to him the journey gave the greatest pleasure. Naturally of a philosophic and scholarly turn, he experienced the delight of the philosopher and scholar in visiting places of historical and archaeological interest. On the other hand, his strong practical sense and his sympathy for humanity prevented him from losing himself in the admiration of past glories, when political wrongs and social evils and stagnation everywhere met his eyes. He admired the beau- ties of Italy and Greece, but they taught him a lesson for America.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He belonged to the school of triumphant democracy. The crass ignorance of the English concerning American life, and the unfriendly criticism of their captious travelers, filled him with an indignation which now is quite amusing.
In accordance with the understanding at the time of his appointment, he left his post at Paris for his vacation. In May, 1837, he set sail with his family from Marseilles on board the old fri- gate. The Constitution, commanded by Commo- dore Elliot. A description of his... itinerary would now be uninteresting, but to him the journey gave the greatest pleasure. Naturally of a philosophic and scholarly turn, he experienced the delight of the philosopher and scholar in visiting places of historical and archaeological interest. On the other hand, his strong practical sense and his sympathy for humanity prevented him from losing himself in the admiration of past glories, when political wrongs and social evils and stagnation everywhere met his eyes. He admired the beau- ties of Italy and Greece, but they taught him a lesson for America.
What to read after Lewis Cass 24?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mclaughlin, Andrew Cunningham, 1861-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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