Life of Gen Ben Harrison
Life of Gen Ben Harrison
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It was one In which every public-spirited citizen should be concerned, for if it were carried out according to the outlined plan It would be a credit to the State and city, to say nothing of the great good it would accomplish. Referring to the philanthropic nature of the enterprise he said it called to his mind two lines from Whittier : I love my fellow-men — The worst I know I would do good to.
He closed by paying a beautiful tribute to the deeds of the Sisters of Charity during the late war.
..."There was no battle-field so perilous, or sur- geon's table so bloody that these sweet-faced women were not there offerinof such aid and such benefactions as only a woman's hand could minister. " « General Harrison and the Labor Strike of i^jj.
It may be desirable to furnish the reader some- thing which will enable him to form an idea of General Harrison in his distinctive character of citizen. Nothing is of such universal admission in the United States as that there are oblieations peculiar to cidzenship.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was one In which every public-spirited citizen should be concerned, for if it were carried out according to the outlined plan It would be a credit to the State and city, to say nothing of the great good it would accomplish. Referring to the philanthropic nature of the enterprise he said it called to his mind two lines from Whittier : I love my fellow-men — The worst I know I would do good to.
He closed by paying a beautiful tribute to the deeds of the Sisters of Charity during the late war.
..."There was no battle-field so perilous, or sur- geon's table so bloody that these sweet-faced women were not there offerinof such aid and such benefactions as only a woman's hand could minister. " « General Harrison and the Labor Strike of i^jj.
It may be desirable to furnish the reader some- thing which will enable him to form an idea of General Harrison in his distinctive character of citizen. Nothing is of such universal admission in the United States as that there are oblieations peculiar to cidzenship.
What to read after Life of Gen Ben Harrison?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lew Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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