My Brother Stephen
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Upon the hearing of the cause in the United States Court at Pittsburgh in 1823, the venerable Judge Walker (father of Hon. Robert J. Walker), in his charge to the jury, used these memorable words: 18 MY BROTHER STEPHEN ''Terminate as this cause may, Mr. Foster has established for himself a character for zeal, patriotism, generosity and fidelity which cannot be forgotten, and has placed a laurel on his brow that will never fade." The jury without leaving the Court returned a ver- dict in favor o...f my father. That judgment still stands unpaid on the records of the United States Court at Pittsburgh. In 1814 my father established his residence upon a tract of land belonging to him on the Allegheny river, two and one-half miles above Pittsburgh. Here he built a beautiful white cottage on Bullitt's Hill, a height commanding a view up and down the river for miles. It was on this same piece of land that George Washington was cast on the night of December 28, 1753, and nearly frozen, when he and his guide, Christopher Gist, were returning from Fort Venango.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon the hearing of the cause in the United States Court at Pittsburgh in 1823, the venerable Judge Walker (father of Hon. Robert J. Walker), in his charge to the jury, used these memorable words: 18 MY BROTHER STEPHEN ''Terminate as this cause may, Mr. Foster has established for himself a character for zeal, patriotism, generosity and fidelity which cannot be forgotten, and has placed a laurel on his brow that will never fade." The jury without leaving the Court returned a ver- dict in favor o...f my father. That judgment still stands unpaid on the records of the United States Court at Pittsburgh. In 1814 my father established his residence upon a tract of land belonging to him on the Allegheny river, two and one-half miles above Pittsburgh. Here he built a beautiful white cottage on Bullitt's Hill, a height commanding a view up and down the river for miles. It was on this same piece of land that George Washington was cast on the night of December 28, 1753, and nearly frozen, when he and his guide, Christopher Gist, were returning from Fort Venango.
What to read after My Brother Stephen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foster, Morrison to read onlineMoreLess
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