Monument to the Memory of General Andrew Jackson Containing Twenty Five Eulogie
Monument to the Memory of General Andrew Jackson Containing Twenty Five Eulogie
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And when he carried to the Hermitage the abiding affections of the people, he left behind the bright spectacle of a great republican government, after an experi- ment of sixty years, free from a national debt !
This great patriot was a blessing to his country, in his youth — in his manhood — in his old age — and even in his death ! His early participation in the revolutionary struggle for independence at- tached him to the principles of liberty — and the loneliness of his orphan desolation, whi...ch stripped him of every other object of love, concentrated his undivided affections upon his country ; the hardships of his youth enabled him to sustain the storms which assailed his manhood. The storms of his manhood drew the atten- tion of his countrymen to the nature of their free institutions, and made them familiar with the principles by which they were to be perpetuated. When we see the humble orphan boy become a 166 MONUMENT TO JACKSON.
mighty ruler, we feel increased attachment to our form of govern- ment, which secures alike to high and low its blessings and its ho- nours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And when he carried to the Hermitage the abiding affections of the people, he left behind the bright spectacle of a great republican government, after an experi- ment of sixty years, free from a national debt !
This great patriot was a blessing to his country, in his youth — in his manhood — in his old age — and even in his death ! His early participation in the revolutionary struggle for independence at- tached him to the principles of liberty — and the loneliness of his orphan desolation, whi...ch stripped him of every other object of love, concentrated his undivided affections upon his country ; the hardships of his youth enabled him to sustain the storms which assailed his manhood. The storms of his manhood drew the atten- tion of his countrymen to the nature of their free institutions, and made them familiar with the principles by which they were to be perpetuated. When we see the humble orphan boy become a 166 MONUMENT TO JACKSON.
mighty ruler, we feel increased attachment to our form of govern- ment, which secures alike to high and low its blessings and its ho- nours.
What to read after Monument to the Memory of General Andrew Jackson Containing Twenty Five Eulogie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B M Benjamin M Comp Dusenbery to read onlineMoreLess
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