Major John F Lacey Memorial volume
Major John F Lacey Memorial volume
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Then Iowa became a part of Michigan, next of Wisconsin, and finally she was molded into her present form by the legislative hand. The memory of the early days of the whole Louisiana domain will be now revived in all the states within its borders.
THE PIONEER DAYS The pioneer days of Iowa are ever a source of pleasure, either in memory or in history. "In all that is good, Iowa affords the best, " is the terse way that her favorite son, Sid Foster, has of putting in a few words what everybody rec...ognizes to be true. We all look back with pleasure upon those old days.
Dr. Robert Gray says that "the past is full of pleasing recollections, the future is full of hope; we all quarrel with the present. " As Henry W. Grady said, the "old house that whistled when the wind blew and wept when it rained, ' ' stands out in our memory with greater delight than the most sump- tuous of our modern homes.
Every nation looks with reverence, if not with super- stition, upon its ancestors. Usually their origin is traced to the supernatural.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then Iowa became a part of Michigan, next of Wisconsin, and finally she was molded into her present form by the legislative hand. The memory of the early days of the whole Louisiana domain will be now revived in all the states within its borders.
THE PIONEER DAYS The pioneer days of Iowa are ever a source of pleasure, either in memory or in history. "In all that is good, Iowa affords the best, " is the terse way that her favorite son, Sid Foster, has of putting in a few words what everybody rec...ognizes to be true. We all look back with pleasure upon those old days.
Dr. Robert Gray says that "the past is full of pleasing recollections, the future is full of hope; we all quarrel with the present. " As Henry W. Grady said, the "old house that whistled when the wind blew and wept when it rained, ' ' stands out in our memory with greater delight than the most sump- tuous of our modern homes.
Every nation looks with reverence, if not with super- stition, upon its ancestors. Usually their origin is traced to the supernatural.
What to read after Major John F Lacey Memorial volume?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Iowa Conservation Association to read onlineMoreLess
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