Millard Fillmore, Constructive Statesman, Defender of the Constitution, President of the United States
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"The redress squadron ' ' must not quit its wooden walls, behind which the Americans were impregnable. To advance inward would mean inevitable perdition.
Funniest of all was Punch's poem, on "The American 98 FILLMORE'S EXPEDITION TO JAPAN Crusaders", expressed in what was supposed to be the American- English language.
" We histes the Stars and stripes To go agin Japan, All to protect our mariners The gallant Perry sails, Our free enlightened citizens A-cruisin' arter whales Who being tossed upo...n their shores By stormy winds and seas.
Is wuss than niggers used by them Tarnation Japanese.
We shant sing out to pattern saints Nor gals, afore we fights, Like when they charged the Saracens, Did them benighted knights.
But " Exports to the resky, ho " And "Imports " we will cry.
And pitch the shell or draw the bead Upon the enemy.
We'll teach them unsocial coons Exclusiveness to drop.
And stick the hand of welcome out And open wide their shop ; And fust I hope we shant be forced To whip 'em into fits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The redress squadron ' ' must not quit its wooden walls, behind which the Americans were impregnable. To advance inward would mean inevitable perdition.
Funniest of all was Punch's poem, on "The American 98 FILLMORE'S EXPEDITION TO JAPAN Crusaders", expressed in what was supposed to be the American- English language.
" We histes the Stars and stripes To go agin Japan, All to protect our mariners The gallant Perry sails, Our free enlightened citizens A-cruisin' arter whales Who being tossed upo...n their shores By stormy winds and seas.
Is wuss than niggers used by them Tarnation Japanese.
We shant sing out to pattern saints Nor gals, afore we fights, Like when they charged the Saracens, Did them benighted knights.
But " Exports to the resky, ho " And "Imports " we will cry.
And pitch the shell or draw the bead Upon the enemy.
We'll teach them unsocial coons Exclusiveness to drop.
And stick the hand of welcome out And open wide their shop ; And fust I hope we shant be forced To whip 'em into fits.
What to read after Millard Fillmore, Constructive Statesman, Defender of the Constitution, President of the United States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffis, William Elliot, 1843-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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